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An Easy Way to Do Circular Applique with Bernina

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The folks from Bernina show us that there is a simple, easy, and surefire way to sew perfect appliqued circles with a BERNINA circular embroidery attachment #83.

As a bonus, this applique technique is fusible, so your circle edges will stay put as you stitch down the edge. Fewer lumps and bumps with a nice flat smooth finish. Even if you have never tried applique before, watch the video below to see how fun and easy applique can be while opening a world of possibilities for your creative sewing and quilting projects!

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For a more detailed tutorial with photos and more information, visit weallsew.com .   Also check out Bernina’s online catologue in PDF format here.

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In this second video tutorial, you will see how fun it can be to make the most of the creative potential of this clever accessory from Bernina . This free tutorial will show us how to assemble the circular embroidery tool, and, make the correct settings on a Bernina machine. See how these folks demonstrate in a concise way how to achieve impressive results.


Here’s a free and fun video tutorial to demonstrate how to use Heat’nBond Lite & Featherlite fusible adhesive. Heat’nBond® Lite is a paper backed, iron-on, sew-able, double-sided adhesive for bonding fabric without extra weight or stiffness. Use it in place of pinning or basting for applique shapes on quilts, quilted wall-hangings and garments. Draw or print directly on the paper backing to easily design applique pieces! Doesn’t gum up your needles! Eliminates time-consuming pinning!

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