Sewing Applique's on Crochet Pieces Invisibly

How to sew on an applique to your crochet piece leaving a clean back. This will give your finished product that professional look. Plus it is so easy and quick. You can view a full photo tutorial that includes how to secure the ends when you are done, just click here: sweetpotato3.c...
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[@lisasg3cell]

Thanks for this video! I'm getting ready to sew on an applique for the first time and knew that someone on KZbin would have the perfect technique. Love this!

[@SweetPotato3]

So great to hear, I hope you found it helpful.

[@rochelleroberts8687]

I have always said, “I crochet because I hate sewing!” I have crocheted for years and avoided appliqué patterns having no idea how to do the sewing. Thanks so much for this clear tutorial!!

[@SweetPotato3]

I am so happy to hear this helped you out. Once you see how easy it is to do, it becomes a lot more enjoyable! Happy Crocheting!

[@susanlucero3530]

This is a very helpful and awesome tip. Thank you so much, Sweet Potato 3 👍👍👍

[@SweetPotato3]

Thank you Susan, so glad you found it helpful.

[@debbiestandridge5356]

Thank you so much for this video. I've been crocheting for about 8 years, but I have never crocheted an applique then attach it to a blanket. I watched several other videos to learn how to do this, but yours, by far, was the easiest to follow and do. Thank you again, and keep up the good work! :-)

[@SweetPotato3]

Thank you for the nice comment and I am so happy it was helpful :)

[@irenegill4573]

Valuable information for future projects. Thank you. Looks so neat and tidy. :)

[@ChampionMahina]

I'm making a scarf for my dad right now and I wasn't sure how to add this little circle I wanted to add to it and this was very helpful, thank you so much

[@debbiewhite3270]

You made it look so easy and so logical. Thank you.

[@janetholliday7371]

Your work is so perfect. Thank you for showing how to applique pieces to background block. I have always wanted to do flowers appliqued and now I know how to😊❤

[@SweetPotato3]

So glad you found it helpful ☺

[@WisconsinMom]

Thank you!!! Doing my first blanket with appliques for my grandson due in May and had no idea how I was going to sew them on. This video is so well done.

[@SweetPotato3]

Thank you so much and congrats on your upcoming grandson 🥰

[@donnacreativeblessings4098]

Thank you. Very helpful!

[@SweetPotato3]

So glad it was helpful!

[@jenniferdelacruz4118]

I'm going to save this for future reference, thank you!

[@kendrawallace1551]

Thank you! I'm sooo plzed with results after watching you!

[@maybebuffalo6049]

I've been looking for a tutorial like this to explain it to some beginner friends. Thank you. Very helpful

[@SAstonFamily]

Thank you for this video. It makes the finished piece look so, SO much nicer!!

[@vickidriggs]

Awesome! I didn't know how to do this...now I do. Thank you for sharing.

[@susanjackson5327]

Same here!

[@danielleemslie8569]

Great tutorial. Clear directions and demo. I will watch for more tutorials in the future. Thank you for sharing what you know. Thumbs up and now subscribed. Regards from Ontario, Canada.

[@SweetPotato3]

Thanks Danielle :)

[@pjbrown6130]

Thank you so much for your tips on adding an appliqué to a project. I’ve been heavily crocheting for about 1 year and a half now but did some very small beginner things after my daughter was born three years ago. I have been watching lots of videos on tips for improving my craft and every little bit helps. You were very easy to understand and follow along with.

[@SweetPotato3]

I am so happy to hear that you found it helpful and like it will improve your crochet skills, thanks for the kind comment.

[@angelaratigan6080]

Thank you for this video. I was trying to figure out how to attach pupils to eyes.

[@Anikanoteven]

Really clear instructions. Great technique!

[@Sandy-yu6uk]

This was so very helpful, thank you so much!

[@angelsgargoyles4025]

Tumeke, fantastic tutorial, thank you for you. Thanks for this technique.

[@BarBlume]

Thank you. This was very helpful.

[@Kmparks57]

how do you tie a knot at the end? I have never done that before, I am new at crochet.

[@ajtm23]

Very helpful!!! Thank you!!

[@wonderwomanx1268]

Beautiful work, thank you.

[@dorothywallace2452]

Gorgeous thank you so much

[@switch9768]

Thank you for this. It was helpful. I'd love to see you make more crochet tips videos, with the suggestion that the sound is slightly louder.

[@SweetPotato3]

Thank you for the tip, I will try to adjust the sound before I upload the next tutorials.

[@moonangel2368]

Wow!😀 Very helpful technique!😄 thank you!🙋

[@SweetPotato3]

So glad you found it helpful :)

[@aliciabryant1625]

Thanks for the tutorial! This is so helpful on my project

[@jenniferross9320]

Thank you so much. You saved me

[@reginacummings1736]

Good. I am going to use it. Thanks for sharing.

[@G1MrsG]

Thanks! Your video was clear and very helpful. I hope you make more videos.

[@karenh2890]

Thank you! Great tutorial.

[@AngelaHoffmann]

perfect! thank you! Now to see if i can figure out how to sew flowers to the edge of a border. I bought a pattern from Adinda's world and there were no assemblage instructions...ack! The border is a bunch of dimensional roses and leaves!

[@susanjackson5327]

So helpful 😁 thank you!

[@rachelvolpe7326]

how do you finish it off? do you tie the yarn you sewed it on with? i’m a very much so beginner and no videos have what you do once it’s sewed on🥲

[@SweetPotato3]

When you are all done, secure it in place with a knot between the applique and the background piece. The knot will be hidden between the 2 pieces and then you can weave the ends end and trim them up.

[@fabiennewong5566]

Super helpful!

[@hibiscusfreak]

Thank you!

[@MsRightseeksMrRight]

thank you!!

[@SweetPotato3]

You bet! Hope it helps ~Christine

[@debjones54]

Any tips for ending off? I've got a tail of yarn, but not sure where to knot it, and can't access the back of the applique to finish it there. Thanks!

[@SweetPotato3]

I would knot the yarn at the base of the applique. You can hide it because it is near the backside. When you weave the ends in, you will do so in the applique itself. Doing this will also help pull the knot towards the back of the applique.

[@debjones54]

Thanks, I'll try that.

[@barbaras9764]

Huh?

[@Trinkrdink]

@Sweet Potato, I’m unclear on this. Are you saying to weave in the final end of the appliqué? But how do you do that if it’s already attached all the way around? You can’t get to the back side of it anymore.

[@audreywheeler-downing3144]

@@Trinkrdink Hi... I love this tutorial.. what I do is make a knot...@ the end..& then take the needle..& slide it between the back of appliqué... & that top layer we’ve been attaching it too.. there is space there... like the inside of a pillow... I pull it towards the middle of the appliqué... & then out the front of the appliqué.. since it was knotted before.. I then cut it..& the end is inside of appliqué... hope this explanation makes sense..🙏🏽❤️

[@cutecrochet]

Ok but how do you end the stitch?

[@SweetPotato3]

I personally like to secure it with a knot between the crochet piece and the crochet applique, then weave your yarn to the back side of the work and go through 3 stitches multiple times, trim up your ends.

[@kelleylikes5641]

How do you secure the end?

[@SweetPotato3]

Tie a knot and then weave in your ends just like you would at the end of your project :)

[@trixnicka]

how do i secure it afterwards?

[@SweetPotato3]

I just secure it with a knot between the applique and the crochet piece. I have a photo tutorial here: sweetpotato3.com/sew-on-an-applique-with-a-no-show-back/

[@trixnicka]

@@SweetPotato3 thank you so so muchhh!!!

[@Fiona-kc8jl]

Thank you!