I'm in the process of designing a Quilt of Valor for my brother and was looking for a way to recreate the medals he received. This is a great tutorial. So glad I found it! Thank you so much!!

I am a beginner quilter and you and a couple of other youtubers are my teachers😁 I love your videos...also I love how much you remind me of HP from the flash with that hat on😂. ....i watched alot of your videos about applique and honestly i think this was one of the most in depth ones you have made yet, thank you so much. :)

Hubby's been requesting an appliqué quilt for a while too, thanks for him for motivating me.

This is perfect! My grandson sent me his drawing of a train on tracks and told me, "You can make me a t-shirt with this on it if you want". This is a perfect way for me to transfer his drawing to a t-shirt! Thanks Rob. You (and 7 year old boys) always have the best ideas.

You have way more patience than I have but I loved watching your process of building your applique. Thanks for sharing.

I didn’t realize it was you who made one of my favorite fabric designs!! My favorite one is the chickens!!

Love this video! I struggle to draw anything but I can take photos! And I just got a new iPad Pro I can play with now Thank you so much!

Love it!!

Great technique for using photos. Like the hat.

Awesome!

Hi there Rob thank you for all your great Videos. If you get a new Iron try a T-fal iron. The irons have a realy easy to Clean solepate that enables exceptional glide and and an excellent scratch resistance. The gunkieness on your iron comes from using the fabrics without washing them first. It ist the rest die that is still in the fabric. since I am using my T-fal iron i do not have the problem. I eaven melted some fabric with it oce and as soos as it coold down I could flick it off with my finger.

Thanks for this Rob - you have made the prep really clear :)

Thanks, Rob, perfect video for the week after Mother's Day. I've been thinking of making window quilts with something like this, perfect timing, again!

Good job Rob.... I love roses but yellow would be my choice......😉

Rob thanks! I just a dozen red and white roses for my anniversary. I’m going try this with them.🌹🌹 Oh do have my shark I will use it.🦈

That was great! Thank you Rob!! On my list to try.

Awesome. I just got a mongo light board & can’t wait to play. Miss ya Bud💕

Thanks. I worked on a landscape project last year using fusible applique, and free motion sewing.

Really great Rob!

This was so very helpful. thanks so much

Wonderful lesson thankyou 😎👍🇦🇺

thanks Rob!

Very cool

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I have a lotus blossom photo. I see using ombre to create this pattern.

Love your videos. BTW, your iron is in need of a cleaning. :-)

Thank you for your wonderful tutorial, I have always wondered how this is done. Could you please tell me how I can order a Shark Rotary Tool, I live in Australia. I love watching your channel, I learn something every time and you are so inspirational, Bless You

@makingitfunwithmichaelmill8161

4 жыл бұрын

I am sorry, but I do not know who sells the cutters in Australia. You can order it from me, but my website charges a fortune for international shipping. You may email rob@michaelmillerfabrics.com, maybe you wish to order several as gifts, and then the shipping will not cost too much per cutter. just an idea, but contact me direct, do not try international on my www.robappell.com

WOULD adding a black and white photo help me get the differences in saturation?

How do you enlarge the photo?

so... I have the purple Panasonic cordless iron and I'm finding it doesn't stay hot. Did that happen to your iron?

@nanab573

4 жыл бұрын

I had my Panasonic for 4 years. In short, I thought it was perfect. Then it went rogue....got hotter than it should have, even for the highest setting. I was ironing cotton. It scorched the fabric, started to smoke, "popped", then died. It served me well. I recently replaced it with another Panasonic.