Textiles: Applique & Reverse Applique

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Textiles: Applique & Reverse Applique Claire Coles Cat Rowe Applique: Fabric is cut into shapes and layered onto a background fabric. An outline is then stitched by hand or machine to add outlines / details. Further layers can be added and details embroidered with stitch. You may also want to add embellishments (beads / sequins etc.) Reverse applique: Reverse applique adds stitch to the top layer of fabric and reveals layers of fabric below. It is achieved by placing the layers of fabric behind the first and pinning into place. Stitch the desired shapes and then carefully cut the top layer (use a stitch un-picker to separate the layers) Repeat the stitch and cut method for any subsequent layers. Laura McCafferty Mandy Patullo Caroline Kirton