Wednesday, December 7, 2016

Giveaway Day: Applique Bundle

Update: #44 SewDoUQuilt is the lucky winner!
Welcome new and long-time visitors. If you're visiting from Giveaway Day, I'm so glad you came! 
I'd love if you'd consider stopping back when you get a chance. Below is a quick snapshot of the type of sewing projects I've been up to lately. Quilting Mod is also a great place to find highlights from quilt shows, tutorialsfree patterns, a linky party collection, and a quilt-alongs
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If you are a regular around here, I'd like to mention how much I appreciate you. I'd also be remiss if I didn't give you a heads up about the massive amount of fun sewing-related giveaways happening now at Sew Mama Sew.
Let's get to the details about the prize and how to get in the running. For your chance to win an appliqué bundle including two pre-cut block kits from Appliqué Elements, The Appliqué Book by Casey York and Simply Appliqué let me know if you've attempted appliqué before in the comments, and if you have, your favorite method. For an extra entry, tell me how you follow the Quilting Mod blog. A winner will be selected Monday, Dec. 12.

113 comments:

  1. I enjoy applique. I have tried several methods, but my favorite is raw edge applique.

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  2. I follow by e-mail and bloglovin.

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  3. Love appliqué I use raw edge a lot with batiks using fusibles

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  4. I follow via email and bloglovin

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  5. I've taken a couple of applique classes, and done some machine applique. It's not my go-to quilting technique, but it's great for a car trip!

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  6. And I follow you on Bloglovin.

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  7. I enjoy applique, my preferred method is machine applique.

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  8. I am a happy follower through e-mail.

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  9. I love applique! I have done machine quilting, used fusibles, and done needle turning hand applique!
    momik97ataoldotcom

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  10. I follow you by email!
    momik97ataoldotcom

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  11. I love applique! I ususally do zigzag satin stitch!

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  12. I love applique - usually do raw edge.

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  14. I have done a bit of fusible applique.

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  15. I follow you on bloglovin'.

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  16. I'm quite a fan of applique. :)I've used the freezer paper method as well as using heat n bond, both of which have worked well!

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  17. I've done a bit of applique. I think my favorite method so far is using fusible. Thanks for the chance to win!
    sarah123quilt [at] gmail {DOT} com

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  18. I follow you on Bloglovin!
    sarah123quilt [at] gmail {DOT} com

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  19. So far, my favorite appliqué is the cheater kind, where you stitch down the interfacing and then flip it, and then sew the appliqué down.

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  20. I follow you via email: wordygirl @ earthlink dot net

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  21. Yes, I like needle turn.
    patsystitch@gvtc.com

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  22. I follow you by bloglovin and Instagram.
    patsystitch@gvtc.com

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  23. I have never attempted appliqué x
    Iain.ross30 at gmail dot com

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  24. I follow via blog lovin
    Iain.ross30 at gmail dot com

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  25. I use starch method and needle turn.

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  26. haphazardly on my boys clothes!

    t_ktl at yahoo.com

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  27. I follow via bloglovin.

    t_ktl at yahoo.com

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  28. I do machine applique somewhat regularly. It's how I got started sewing too - making sorority and fraternity letters!

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  29. I love aplique and have to imporove it. I have tried several methods, but my favorite is needle turn.

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  30. Applique is a skill I would really like to get better at and is on my goal list for 2017. I have done a raw edge project and it looked pretty good; I have also tried fusing the pieces and blanket stitching around the edge - ugh! Lots more practice needed there! I think needle turn would be my preferred method, but since I haven't tried it yet I can't say that for sure. Thanks for the chance to win such a great giveaway!

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  31. I love to appliqué and prefer the needle turned method... although it does take much longer, the results are beautiful!!

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  32. I follow you via email and IG!

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  33. http://annalsofcreation.blogspot.com/2015/03/my-first-quilt.html
    I would love to this!! Not attempted as yet...would love to try with this prize
    Thanks for a chance to win. merryorganic@gmail.com

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  34. I have done a total of one small quilt with applique and it was almost the death of me. I have since figured out what I did wrong and am almost ready to give it another try. Thanks for the giveaway!

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  35. I like to do fusible applique.

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  36. I have used applique in many projects! My favorite method is by following Lara's Crafted Applique steps, then simply straight-line stitching around the piece. It's easy and will not fray or shred! I also have an embroidery machine to download purchased applique designs and that's a great way to use applique too!

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  37. Afton, I follow you both on Bloglovin and IG!

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  38. I hope you can count applique as the center of a Dresden plate, since that's all I've tried, but would like to do more. jarvenpa1ne at gmail dot com

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  39. I follow on email jarvenpa1ne at gmail dot com

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  40. I love machine applique but not hand turned applique

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  41. I follow through Bloglovin

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  42. I recently took a Becky Goldsmith class in applique, so am just a beginner.

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  43. I follow you via bloglovin.

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  44. I have tried several method of applique and like the fusible the best.

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  45. I applique if I can do it by machine. Fusible is pretty much the way I start. Thank you for the opportunity

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  46. I left a big comment in your last giveaway. After I learn FMQ, I plan on learning appliqué!! I love learning more than I like doing. But I have my energy back! Thank you SOOO much for all these really great prizes! You are awesome!

    Ksmith8@emich.edu

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  47. Follow IG and email ksmith8@emich.edu

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  48. I enjoy needle turn appliqué.

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  49. I enjoy needle turn appliqué.

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  50. I've done some raw-edge appliqué.
    terryscwayons(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  51. I follow via Bloglovin
    terryscwayons(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  52. I think "attempted" is the key word...needed to ask my mom for assistance!

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  53. I have not yet attempted applique, but have been collecting applique patterns. I want to. I just haven't gotten up the courage to try yet.

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  54. Fused with blanket or satin stitch is all I am good at. Wish I could do needle turn.

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  55. I have tried needle turn which i'm rubbish at. I like raw edge applique by machine or raw edge embroidered by hand

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  56. haven't attempted...YET.

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  57. I have just recently completed an applique class - and Christmas tree skirt. Such fun and I look forward to trying more projects like this. kathleendotlutzatcomcastdotnet

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  58. I haven't done applique in a LONG time, since I was little!

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  59. I have tried appliqué, but failed actually and ended up using the machine to sew the edges down. I liked the kind where you sew to fusible and then turn inside out. Would be fun to try again. Thanks for the chance.

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  60. I follow on instagram and bloglovin. Thanks for the chances!

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  61. I have done machine applique many times using satin edge, occasionally using the blanket stitch.

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  62. I have done needle turn and some with fusible and I am pretty sure the fusible is my favorite.

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  63. I've tried applique. I like it for the most part. Just took a class with Shannon Brinkley and loved it. Have done my own version of applique too. It's all good!

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  64. I haven't tried applique yet,but I'm about to start.

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  65. I follow you on instagram with the name shroomfrog

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  66. Yes I have. Most recently I did the Shannon Brinkley Scrappy Applique class. Ive done the deer and the world. Thanks!

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  67. I've only done a little fusible applique

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  68. I have done a small amount of applique by hand.

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  69. I've only done some fusible appliqué I do lots more needleturn

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  70. I already follow you on bloglovin

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  71. I enjoy applique and try to have some hand applique projects prepared and ready for travel and TV watching moments.

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  72. I have done a little machine applique and would like to learn more! thank you!

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  73. I follow with bloglovn!

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  74. I've done a small amount of machine applique - must do more

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  75. I have done several sewing projects for my children that included applique.

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  76. I have done machine applique, but I am hoping to learn how to hand applique in 2017.

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  77. I follow you with feedly and blog lovin.'
    Happy holidays!

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  78. I have done applique, and I like the needle turn method. sarah@forrussia.org

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  79. I appliqued years ago when my son was a baby and toddler. He's 25 now! I don't think I know the techniques. I just appliqued cars and trucks on his John Johns. ;)

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  80. I follow you on Bloglovin as Renee Southern Gal.

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  81. I haven't appliqued before but I'm planning on it being my technique of the year for 2017.

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  82. I follow with bloglovin x

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  83. I do some applique, mostly fused. Not a big fan of needle turn - too impatient.

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  84. I do some applique, but not much recently.
    mandiprout80 @gmail .com

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  85. Great giveaway! Yes, I have tried applique and I really enjoy. I love my handwork. I have taken a class from Pearl Periera using the starch method.

    Thanks for a chance to win.
    HappyHolidays!

    usairdoll(at)gmail(dot)com

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  86. I'm a follower via BlogLovin and IG (@usairdoll)

    Thanks for a chance to win.

    usairdoll(at)gmail(dot)com

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  87. I'm attempted applique - machine sewed with zigzags. It's slow-going but good. Thanks for the giveaway!

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  88. I have tried some applique but could improve my skills. This could help me learn how to sew better curves.
    nikilsend(at)outlook(dot)com

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  89. Follow you on bloglovin: Nicole Sender.
    nikilsend(at)outlook(dot)com

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  90. I have done very little applique. I am trying to applique my labels on the quilt backing before I sew the quilt. Thank you for the opportunity to win!
    ljbisme at msn dot com

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  91. Haven't attempted before but will love to try someday.

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  92. Im living in a camping trailer right now and thought i would try applique because there isn't room for anything else. I'm so loving it and wanting to do more now.
    sewfabrics at outlook.com

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  93. I've dabbled in applique...never needle-turn, though.

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  94. I've done a little applique, though learning needle turn is still on my quilty bucket list. I have Crafty Applique and have tried her method on one small piece of a block, but not in a full on applique project yet. Once I do, I'm hoping that will be my favorite method!

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  95. I have never appliqued but would love to learn
    gandn74@ymail.com

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  96. I follow on blogovin
    gandn74@ymail.com

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  97. Love to try it, just the best at it yet.

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