Time Out - Sewing with Becky - Applique Tiny Leaves

Tiny little serrated leaves are not impossible to sew! All it takes is knowing how and I'm happy to share that with you.
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[@leannemcgratten8803]

You are my favourite needle turn appliqué teacher, ever!!

[@BeckyGoldsmith]

Yay! Thank you!

[@ingfig1]

Me too 😍

[@yolandacorzine4595]

Thank you for the Time Out Video on the applique leaf. Nice to see it again to revisit the technique.. I could watch you everyday.. Love your hand work..

[@BeckyGoldsmith]

Thanks so much!

[@YomeidaGarza-ku4dx]

THANK YOU SO MUCH IMING TO TRY THESE I HAVE WASTED SO MUCH FABRIC TRYING TO DO THESE IM GOIN TO TRY YOUR WAY GOD BLESS

[@LisaLisa-zl9vu]

I like these up close tutorials on applique.

[@patricianewkirk2158]

Thank you,I know I will be watching this again.

[@mariatobiasz4531]

so happy to find this video, so helpful! thank you!

[@penelopearbuckle2729]

This video was sooo helpful !

[@YomeidaGarza-ku4dx]

BEAUITYFULL WORK WISH I COULD DO THESE

[@user-ii4qe5yh7i]

Wow. Fantastic. Thank you so much. From Victoria Australia

[@BeckyGoldsmith]

You are so welcome!

[@rebeccapickett9692]

This is a great video for techniques!! Thank you! I appreciate the details! I'm sure I'll watch this again as I'm practicing.

[@janicepardy2143]

Great tutorial. Thank you. Hope everyone is okay over there. Seeing dreadful fires and weather events on the tv. Take care. Love from Australia

[@BeckyGoldsmith]

Where I live it’s just hot which, in comparison to fires and flooding, seems very manageable. Thank you for your concern :-).

[@cindybundrick3469]

Love your video. It really helps. Just takes time and don’t stress.

[@conqueringmountscrapmorewi2509]

Another fun and Interesting quilting chat! Thank you for posting this video!

[@mickield]

Your classes are awesome!

[@celesteburns7750]

So much good information in this lesson. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.

[@SuperNanofilms]

I love the Quilt behind you

[@angelikaimnaehglueck]

It´s a real pleasure to watch you sewing. If i only could do so tiny tiny ...

[@BeckyGoldsmith]

I didn’t say it in this video, but I often do point out that where you place the thumb in front of the needle does a lot to control the length of your stitch.

[@angelikaimnaehglueck]

@@BeckyGoldsmith Thanks.

[@SuperNanofilms]

Thank you very miuch I love your work claudia from México

[@sharon7580]

Thanks for the tutorial! I’m working on an appliqué block from Baltimore Oriental Garden. Inner and outer points and curves. This tutorial is helpful and I hope I can get the technique down! 😯🤗🌸👍

[@BeckyGoldsmith]

Wonderful!

[@Wierka6]

Thanks a lot for this instruction. I am too impatient to sew manually but love the effects of your work. It seems not so complicated but deffinitely requires a lot of patience

[@BeckyGoldsmith]

I'm not really a patient person so I don't see it that way. I like to be busy, all the time and hand work is 'busy' work. Some shapes are fast, others slower, but they come together eventually to make something lovely :-).

[@nanrussell6423]

I just happen to be working on a needle-turned applique project when I watched this video. I tried using the the wooden toothpick method of turning, and it wottked so much better than the needle. Thanks, Becky.

[@BeckyGoldsmith]

You are very welcome!

[@angelikaimnaehglueck]

Yes, i learned it here, too. It workes well.

[@ingfig1]

Yes! Not “needle”turn, … but “toothpick” turn!

[@roxannejones9064]

I love to appliqué will you be doing more tutorials on bigger appliqué?

[@BeckyGoldsmith]

I've actually got lots of videos online showing all sorts of hand applique techniques on bigger shapes. Click through my videos and let me know what you think :-).

[@leticia-rl7yj]

🥰

[@angelikaimnaehglueck]

39:06 I would like to see a work from you 1980 and today. I think, it´s a big difference, isn´t it?

[@BeckyGoldsmith]

Honestly, my early applique looks a lot like it does now. I had a very good teacher at the local quilt shop :-).

[@angelikaimnaehglueck]

@@BeckyGoldsmith ok