For this tip Tuesday we wanted to show you how to do needle turn appliqué! Using the back basting method makes this technique extremely simple, & requires no pins. If you want to see an in depth tutorial on this method be sure to visit our YouTube channel to watch the full video, link below 🎬️ Watch here https://youtu.be/UQPoLWEhDdY?si=LfguucTlQRlTe5in ✨️Thread Used✨️ For the basting we used Spagetti, our 12wt cotton thread. This thick thread is perfect for easy stitching, & removal. As well as

My You Tube debut...yikes!! I'm sharing my 7 tips for successful needle turn applique...and for more info, hop over to my blog and read all about it. http://www.arabesque-scissors.com/2017/07/7-tips-for-beautiful-needle-turn-applique/ | Arabesque Scissors

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Tips for needle turn appliqué with slippy fabrics. I’m using silk here on linen with a fine cotton thread. 🧵 Pre-fold your turning edge 🧵Pin or baste to prevent your shape or background distorting 🧵Use a fine, sharp needle - too large and it will@leave holes in fine fabrics 🧵 Small stitches placed close together 🧵 Sew 1- 2 stitches then press down with your thumbnail, rotate, tuck edge and repeat. This prevents your folded seam allowance gradually slipping out and distorting your shape. If