Intermediate
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50 min 42 sec
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00:37
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02:48
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05:09
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05:26
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03:14
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00:46
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05:36
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09:09
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07:48
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Taught by Natalie Chanin
Reverse appliqué is the signature look of Natalie’s designs at Alabama Chanin. Natalie demystifies the process in this workshop, showing you how to add depth and texture to a cotton table runner. The technique is worked on two layers of fabric, with the top layer stenciled and then stitched to the backing layer. Once stitched in place, parts of the top layer are cut away to expose the color below for a satisfying final reveal.
Learn how to:
What you’ll get:
Here’s what you’ll need:
Materials:
- 4 yards of cotton jersey in two different colors
- button craft thread
- tailor's chalk
- needles for hand sewing
- embroidery scissors
- pins
- acrylic ruler
- fabric scissors
- cutting mat
- pins
- stencil design printed on paper
- pennant felt or other material for stencil
- cutting mat
- craft knife
- fabric
- paint
- airbrush
- stencils or spray bottles
Downloads:
- Add depth and texture to your table runner
- Work two layers of fabric
What you’ll get:
- An easy-to-follow lesson on how to applique a runner
- 9 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Itemized supply list
- Step-by-step instruction by artist Natalie Chanin
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions and interact with other students
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Reverse Appliqué Runner Reviews
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Kate O'Leary
I've read the books & admired pieces online, so it was wonderful to see the process demonstrated. Natalie is obviously someone who loves what she does <3
November 17
PAULA M MORGAN
I watched this seems like years ago. I knew I wanted to learn. Ordered the book, fear set in....Here comes Alison Glass and her Cozy. I loved doing that Cozy quilt. I no longer fear doing this...What is different? No idea. I am ready now.
More than 3 months ago
Annemarie Kammler
It was an interesting class just not my cup of tea. It was interesting as she went though the detail of marking the pattern on the top piece, to sewing to cutting. I think Natalie did a great job in her teaching of this subject.
More than 3 months ago
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