How to applique letters on fabric

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a person is sewing on a machine in the process of stitching fabric with scissors

Letter appliques are a great way to personalize craft projects, such as hand towels, throw pillows, and Christmas stockings. While you can always buy pre-made ones that you can iron on, making your own will give you more options in terms...

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the letter s is made out of pink paper

Using a fusible adhesive is the easiest way to applique. You're essentially gluing the fabrics together, and then you have the option to stitch around the edge of the applique to add extra strength. I usually straight stitch around the edge, or do a running stitch by hand with embroidery thread, but in the video

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the letters and numbers are made up of fabric

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the words shine happy words are painted in bright blue, pink and purple on a black background

Here's a free applique alphabet pattern! You can use these to add words to any pattern. This post shows several different layout possibilities you can use with any Shiny Happy World pattern - including several that add words. Add a name, a birth date, a gift date, animal sounds - even a poem or quote!

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the letters are made out of fabric and have different designs on them, including one that says

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a close up of a zippered bag with the word gond written on it

I’ve never appliqued letters. I’ve thought about it but they seem so tricky – so little and fiddly. So I have avoided them. But I’ve just found a tutorial that will change that. Curly Pops has shared how she create this pencil case for a gift and the instructions look so easy! You can find...Read More »

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the sewing machine is working on the letter b quilted onto it's surface

I made Sammy a new pillowcase with her name on it. I bought this super squishy, cluster filled pillow a while back to see if I liked it. I do. But Sam LOVES this pillow and she steals it con…

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a red heart with white polka dots on it and the words make an applique

I don't know why, but the word applique just sounds so old fashioned to me, but really appliques are a great way to personalize or embellish an item. I used this process to make this shirt, but thought I'd show you a tutorial on how to make one. The possibilities are endless with appliques and they're pretty simple! Find a design you like, (letter, shape, etc) and decide how big you want it to be. Now, you can either print it on your printer and cut it out. Then, trace it onto your fabric OR…

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9 ways to add text to fabric in the shape of letters with buttons and sequins

Fun techniques for adding text to projects There are a surprising number of ways to add text to fabric. Some techniques are straightforward, while others require several materials and more time.

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the letter b is made up of paper and fabric

Monogram with applique letters. Fabric letters are attached to another piece of fabric with decorative stitching. FREE printable letters

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a sewing machine with instructions on how to make iron - on words out of fabric

Amber Johnson on Instagram: "Sometimes it’s fun to add words to a quilt! Iron-on fabric words are a quick and easy way to do it. See my last reels (part 1 and 2) for how to make the actual words and adhere them to fabric. Now it’s time to stitch them to the background fabric. Here’s what you do: 1. Use coordinating thread that matches your letters. 2. Top stitch around each letter and around all the holes in each letter using a straight stitch and a 1/8” seam allowance. You can use more…

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