Sew Thankful
With very little effort or time, create a home décor accent with a laser-cut fusible appliqué. The be thankful laser-cut fusible appliqué is already cut out. Amazing!
Three Simple Sewing Steps
- Choose fabric and back it with fusible interfacing
- Remove the paper backing from the laser-cut appliqué.
- Center the appliqué on the fabric; fuse. The appliqué is positioned!
Complete instructions for framing or stapling (yes stapling) the appliqué on a stretched-canvas frame are found in Nancy’s Fusible Appliques—Framing Instructions.
I am thankful for being able to share my love of sewing with you. Savor this special time of year with your family and friends.
Bye for now,
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Virginia Hoffman
Dear Nancy,
I love your work and products. I have a concern, really my problem and it is not about today’s mail. I ordered the round, circle making thingy and for all my brains, I can’t figure out how to use it correctly. Is there a member of your staff, one who is a patient teacher that will suffer fools gently, that I could consult with by phone? I really want to use this tool and I am baffled. Again, I think the problem is all mine but it just sits by my machine screaming STUPID!
I await a response. Keep on creating, you beautiful woman! Peace, Ginny Hoffman
Nancy Zieman
Please send us your phone number at [email protected] and we will call you Monday. You are not stupid!
Geraldine Huebner
I am thankful for the talent you share with all of us.
Irene S
I am Thankful that you share your knowledge of sewing with us.
Amelia M. McNairy
Thanks for sharing.
Helen Stewart
I have changed my email-new one above. I love the laser cut applique. I made the family one and plan to hang it with family pictures.
Helen Hostetler
Thank you for sharing your talents with us. I was taught to sew my mother and when I spent the day with her sister, I used her treadle Singer. The home-ec class in 7th class had a treadle. I now have an electric sewing/embroidery machine and I am hungry for info on tips and techniques.