This is not quite embroidery ,but I'm fall in love with this techique.

Wow this is great, loved the finish bag

This is quite striking. You chose great colors. This reminds me of relief quilting. Only instead of cutting you burn the fabric. This will be such a nice purse. You are so talented. My free motion would never look like anything. :-) *4u

Al right.I know technique involves layering material sealing material with soldering iron and burning some places out.What I would like to know is can U use any matte rial or just polyester , rayon or organza.Do you layer material as for Mola appliqué.Do you burn through few layers or only one.
It is a lovely project.*4u

You have done a tremendous job on this piece. Really nice.

Extraordinary! Beautiful for fall!!

This is very interesting. I've never seen this technique before. It is so pretty! * Peggy

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I love this look. Something new to try. Great job adail, can't wait to see the finished bag.

beautifully done..........we all need more than one hobby don't you thing? I know I have more than one.*4u

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by colonies1 10 Aug 2008

How do you do this? I forgot to ask

It is simply stunning but I would burn myself or set something on fire, I remember well my woodburning fiascos, I'll have to stick to sewing, quilting & embroidering. *4U

This is beautiful , I saw something like this on The PBS TV show Quilting arts. Do you sandwich two fabrics with pieces of fabrics in between ? Let us know how you did this. A flower for you.

never seen something like this, looks beautiful!

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by adali 11 Aug 2008

Thank you.

This is really wonderful!! Can't wait to see finished project.

adali, this is a wonderful technique - I would be so afraid that I would burn the wrong thing - Hehehe! Can't wait to see the finished bag. *4U

Oh, this is stunning!! So now there's another technique I have to try, right? Thanks so much for sharing this, please share the finished bag. Marji

This is stunning! The colours just blend so well. What are you going to make with it? *4u

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by adali 10 Aug 2008

This will be an the front of my new bag.I will show it.

Wow really beautiful, please share your techique

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by adali 10 Aug 2008

Margaret Beal
Fusig Fabric

by shirlener88 10 Aug 2008

http://www.joggles.com/store/cata...;products_id=7996

Very Pretty! And when do we get the class in the technique?

Maybe you can tell us more about this technique, it looks so beautyful!

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by adali 10 Aug 2008

You can find here:
Margaret Beal
Fusing Fabric

Very pretty. Nice quilting job!;)

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by adali 10 Aug 2008

Thank you.

that is lovely ... so colorful and very pretty ..*4u

Very beautiful. Did you use a soldering iron to achieve this? *4U

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by adali 10 Aug 2008

Yes.

It looks great, very colorful. *

I love this. Please explain further. I understand free motion but not clear on "burnt". *4U

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by adali 10 Aug 2008

It's done with an soldering iron.

Looks like a lot of work Adali but the result is stunning.

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by adali 10 Aug 2008

No,it's really fun to do.

this is soo beautiful, the colours r soo nice and bright like our african sunset sky.

this is soo beautiful, the colours r soo nice and bright like our african sunset sky.

This looks great, Adali. What is it? Is it a type of applique?Maybe reverse applique? Love the colours. Ricky.

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by adali 10 Aug 2008

No.It isn't applique.It's free motion quilting then burnt.

by mpo14011 10 Aug 2008

OK. I know what free motion quilting is but what is "burnt"?

It looks like application. Anyway is very nice design. Flowers for you