After mastering inset zips on various bags I've made, I found myself wondering if I could do reverse applique the same way. I think I may have seen this years ago, but decided to see if my thoughts/memories would work!
I started this by placing two pieces of my fabric RST and drawing a circle, and stitching around the circle.
I cut about 1/2 inch inside the stitching and reserved the two waste circles
I snipped into the concave seam allowance
and pushed the fabric through the hole and pressed it.
I then placed a piece of scrap red behind the the hole and top stitched it in place.
I then repeated the process using the two waste circles
And then I used fusible fleece on the back and quilted circles both inside the red circles and around the outside.
I then had to leave this project to go on to the second crafty session . . .
For my second craft I was at Chertsey Museum with a group of kids making door hangers. As usual the museum and I supplied the resources and a sample, and as usual the kids far exceeded the suggestions and made some fab examples! They added multiple pockets, secret pockets, pockets from jeans legs, bells, secret bells . . . There was no stopping them!
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