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I'll totally go to prom with you, Corinne. Will and Rob can go together. SUCKERS!
P.S. You are my HERO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Who needs him, girls have more fun anyways.
Totally stoked for the next episode
omg! next week prom!!!!!
hazzah!
i luv those big full ball gowns! dude this is wat i have been waiting 4!!!!
this is going to b so SKILLIT!
b.t.w.-i think Rob already has a date with his mom!
Appliqué is a french word. this means it is pronounced 'app-leeee-kay' not 'appli-kay'.
Also the plural of appliqué is 'appliqués' not 'appliqué's'.
Awesome eppy, as always!
Totally hyped for next week! :-P
You dudes are a better KISS than KISS.
Yes stencil Madness Can be bad, I once knew a man who went so mad he started Watching DIY shows Everyday , Some say that man was me but I say it was the world that went mad, MUHAHAHAHAHAHA.
That was lame, really good one Corinne and Rob.
AND ROB!, Take Her To Prom!, Don't be a dumbass!lol
Aw. I'll go to prom with you.
That's so cool
horrrrayyy! thanks for answering my question!!!!
can't wait until the next episode!!!!!!!!!!!
SWEET. Prom is in MAY. :] I hope you guys can help with getting that right look without it going too far over my heads.
My friends and I want to go as Disney Princesses. :] We found cool stuff at the thrift store for Belle from Beauty and the Beast.
I want to make something for my BFF for her 17th birthday. I need your help! P.S. I really like this episode!
APPLIQUES ROCK!!
A great quick gift is a handmade scarf with an applique made of felt!
good idea. something the apps look even better if u whip stitch a complementary or contrasting color around the outside of the scarf.
This is just what i have been doing this past few weeks, i'm obsessed with appliqué and iron on's at the moment :)
Haha, rockin' episode!
Ooh, friends, you absolutely forgot http://aorta.etsy.com ...the benchmark of the Etsy Applique Scene.
applique is so cool.!! i like using images i get from kids bedsheets and pillow cases i buy at thrift stores! so cute! can't wait till next week!
make an episode on how to sketch fashion! please! Or how to make a simple shirt pattern! for all those wanna be fashion designers!
please
yes, I agree
YES YES and YES!! There definitely needs to be a fashion sketching show in the works! I've tried to emulate how professional designers sketch but I think I need to draw in my own style. If you could just do a show on the basics of fashion design/sketching or even suggest a book to read on the subject...it would be so killer.
guys you are awsome!!!oh,please listen to me and make an episode on how to make old trousers trendy
OMG You know the red and black striped dress she has on? I have the exact same one from Forever 21!
i got mine at buffalo exchange. xoxo
Corinne, I thought you'd appreciate this, I saw it when checking out Buffalo Exchange: http://www.buffaloexchange.com/bulletins_det.php?Bulletin_ID=743 They are taking donations of old furs to give to the Humane Society for use as bedding for orphaned and injured wildlife! It almost makes me wish I had some fur!
To make your boring coat unique, you could always add some thick top stitching in a contrasting color.
You may want to keep your Pee coat plain and use multiple accessories instead. Once you change the coat you're stuck with it. Think "little black dress", I have one dress but about six toppers, which change the look completely. Try scarves, wimples, shawls, muffs, and anything else you can think of. Rule of thumb - basics in neutrals, accessories in anything/everything.
love it!! love it! sending mucho glitter your way!
please put a picture of that tree in the extras/ that would ROCK!
you are just amazing, guys. these ideas are great, as always. (: and i'm really looking forward to next week. prom - sounds interesting.
I love doing appliques they add alot to something plain. So I was wondering about batiking. Got any good info on how to batik?
I'm kinda a loser and every attempt at "getting the girl" has been futile. So if Rob dosen't want to go and I need a date I figure we'd be perfect for each other. So, Corinne...Will you go to prom with me? ;)
Can I donate?
Appliques rock. I think I have some of that fusible interfacing around here somewhere. Add some beads and sequins to those appliques and bling happens!
haha! Rob! That was cold...
The piece of paper won't go on fire?! Im so afraid i will burn my house down if i try!!!!!!!!
When you are using the printing method were you print off the computer and iron it on can you do it on a black shirt?
is there a way to not get the white part of the design on thats on the paper the shirt if its a colored shirt?>_>
if your concerned with the white edges, it is easy to cut closer to the design, to avoid the frame effect
hope it helps!!
hi! i loved this video!! (first time posting)
i want to know what is that paper you use that sticks to the fabric when ironing, i think its a great idea.
i hope you can be very explicative , because i speak spanish and i'm from Chile, so i can ask in the stores by describing the paper if they don't know the name at the shop. thank you so much! i always have a great time watching the videos :)
saludos!
A much easier way to appliqué is to buy them already made. At applicuts.com you can choose from a range of appliqué designs and then they are laser cut and sent to you. No tracing and cutting required, and they come with a fusible backing on them. You can even email them designs and they'll cut them out for you. It means you can do much more intricate designs with no effort at all!
BTW When you apply the appliqué to your clothes or quilt you should use steam on your iron. This gives a much better result then a dry iron. Of course when you are initially apply the fusible web you should use a dry iron as shown in the video.
I was wondering about iron ons and screen printing. I am trying to get a symbol on a shirt that I have to dye the color I want. Would it be easier to screen print or iron the symbol on?
The symbol is a horseshoe. The fabric is going to be royal blue jersey cotton.
sooo...Pretty much which is better?
THANKS!!