Turned edge applique

You can use several methods to appliqué – some by hand and some by machine, but needle-turned appliqué is our favourite technique for hand appliqué, as it works well for any shape however intricate, and gives the flexibility to shape the edges into smooth curves and sharp points as you stitch.

Over the last couple of weeks, I've been learning how to do needle turn applique; the second and third borders in the Midnight at the Oasis quilt involve a lot of applique, something I haven't done a lot of. I will be talking more about the different applique options in my QAL post this Friday, but this is a fairly long tutorial so I thought I'd dedicate a whole post to it :o) Needle turn applique (where you turn the raw edge of the applique piece under with your needle as you sew it to the…

Today, I'm sharing a roundup of turned edge applique techniques. Next week, I'll focus on other methods of machine and hand applique.

A month ago, I was in the "Never! You couldn't pay me!" camp regarding turned-edge appliqué. Too slow, too fiddly and too unsuccessful. Life is too short! But things have changed..... and I actually enjoy turned-edge appliqué now. Would you like to try my method?

Turned edge machine appliqué is easy if you follow the right steps, and we show you how in this illustrated tutorial.

Applique Flowers are fun to make ! You can see more of the process in the video below, solving the mystery of how the paper is removed. Part Two of Making applique flowers with turned edges using freezer paper templates. I hope you enjoy the video ! I will be posting more pictures of the progress on my Blueberry Patch Quilt as I am working on the applique borders in my next post also on Instagram and Facebook. I will be writing the pattern for the Blueberry Patch quilt over the next couple…

Apliquick is arguably the easiest method for turned-edge applique ever! Exercise the Apliquick method while making this practice block.

Unlock the secrets to flawless turned-edge appliqué with Becky Campbell of Sewforever Quilting. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced appliquér, this course offers easy, time-saving techniques to achieve crisp edges, smooth curves, and intricate details. Say goodbye to tracing and needle-turn steps—learn innovative methods that make appliqué accessible, efficient, and fun! #MachineApplique #HandApplique

Angie Hodapp talks to you about doing some turned-edge appliqué in this video.