Applique With Jan Patek- Inside Curves, Berries, & Holly Leaves

[@Snowdrifft]

Please make more videos. Your funny and easy going making it fun to learn and your quilts are so cute! I had to go buy a couple patterns with fabric of course. Thank you for posting!

[@944gemma]

What a great tip on doing the big berries.

[@jostovall5491]

Love your sense of humor ~ as long as you can sing in church you are okay. You are a good teacher ~ thank you for sharing!

[@mytree123]

Thank you !!!

[@angelinalopez4108]

Wow I like your applique and it sounds so easy and fun I want to learn your way

[@danib3095]

Oh Ja, I love your videos very much. You teach so much to me. And it makes a lot of fun and relaxing. I´m so glad, to found your videos. and ... I love your stories about you and your home ... and your singing career ;-) Thanks for all this wonderful moments!!!

[@21knewsome]

You are so cute. and i bet a great grandmother. and a great teacher. God bless

[@angelinalopez4108]

Very exciting too sounds li,e relaxing

[@welschica]

When and how do you take the freezer paper out of the berries? I must have missed it. Beautiful quilt.

[@belcas61]

Hi Jan I love your tutorials, please keep them coming. I noticed on your berry sample you showed how your stitches looked and I noticed the leaves were cut out. Was this done to remove your template? Can you use a stiffer batting as a template and leave it in your appliqué or can you use a plastic template and leave it in? Again I really enjoy your videos and no you don't need background music just keep the stories coming! They are fun! Belinda Chicago

[@Stardancer41]

I wouldn't leave plastic in. I suppose you could use batting. The problem with leaving something in arises if you're going to hand quilt inside the leaves. Stories are more fun, aren't they?

[@heatherwhite6086]

great, thank you

[@belcas61]

Hi Jan again. I was writing my last comment while still watching your tutorial and have the answer on the slits on the back of the appliqué but still would like feed back on the batting part of my question. Thanks again, Belinda, Chicago

[@angelinalopez4108]

And you are sweet and fun