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by hightechgrammy 09 May 2012 ( edited May 09'12 18:41 )
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This IS an embroidery question! I have a little design made and still in my 4x4 hoop. Is there some quick and easy way to somehow now make this an applique onto an already finished quilt? Do I have to unhoop and rehoop it to the quilt? Could I spray it on with adhesive? It won't matter if the outline of the applique frame shows on the back on this quilt. I just keep thinking there must be a way, but my fried brain is not cooperating! Thanks! Jan

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by keeponsewing 09 May 2012
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Jan, I would unhoop it and then get you some HB (wonderunder) and iron it on. then you could use a whip stitch to make it look like you hand stitch it there.
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by hightechgrammy 09 May 2012
I had forgotten about wonderunder and I do have some.... Thanks
by asterixsew 09 May 2012
What a great name 'wonderunder' it called bondaweb in the UK. Not half as exotic
by cfidl 09 May 2012
LOL! It does sound like it belongs in the womens area of the department store!
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by hightechgrammy 09 May 2012
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I'd sure love to do it on the machine - my hand stitching isn't so beautiful anymore LOL
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by seamripper40 09 May 2012
You could pin or baste it down, then applique it on.
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by mops 09 May 2012
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Have you got a simple design of a satin stich circle or other fitting shape? Stitch that on your (still hooped) design. Cut it out and stitch that on your quilt - having the neat edge may make it easier to machine stitch the patch to the quilt.
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by hightechgrammy 09 May 2012
That might work....