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Yes=2C put the appliques on the pattern pieces where there are no seams whi=
le you can lay the piece flat. Decorate first=2C then sew the garment toget=
her. After the garment is in place=2C use dissolving stitch witch stabilize=
r to sew on any appliques across the seams. This will hold the applique in =
place while you stitch it=2C then it dissolves when you either wash it=2C o=
r get it wet.

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l by Jim Butcher

> Date: Wed=2C 13 Jul 2011 14:42:45 -0600
> From: jeanines at cableone.net
> To: artemisia at lists.gallowglass.org
> Subject: [Artemisia] Applique' question
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> Hello everyone.
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> I have a question for the sewing gods/goddesses out there.
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> Is it better to applique' the pieces on to the fabric before or after the
> outfit (in this case a coat) is constructed?   Should I just start applyi=
ng
> the pieces now before I cut the pattern out=2C or put them on each indivi=
dual
> pattern piece=3B or ????
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> Ideas=2C recommendations (questions?) are welcome.
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> Thank you
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> Morgan
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