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    The document provides instructions for making an appliqué of a teddy bear in a boat. Key steps include tracing shapes onto fusible web, cutting them out and ironing them onto fabric, then positioning them on the appliqué area and ironing them in place. Facial features and details are then embroidered using blanket stitch, backstitch and satin stitch. A button is used for the boat's bow. The finished appliqué can be used for various craft projects like bags, quilts or wall hangings.

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    The document provides instructions for making an appliqué of a teddy bear in a boat. Key steps include tracing shapes onto fusible web, cutting them out and ironing them onto fabric, then positioning them on the appliqué area and ironing them in place. Facial features and details are then embroidered using blanket stitch, backstitch and satin stitch. A button is used for the boat's bow. The finished appliqué can be used for various craft projects like bags, quilts or wall hangings.

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    S.S. Teddlywinks (Bear in A Boat Appliqué)

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    The document provides instructions for making an appliqué of a teddy bear in a boat. Key steps include tracing shapes onto fusible web, cutting them out and ironing them onto fabric, then positioning them on the appliqué area and ironing them in place. Facial features and details are then embroidered using blanket stitch, backstitch and satin stitch. A button is used for the boat's bow. The finished appliqué can be used for various craft projects like bags, quilts or wall hangings.

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    Teddlywinks (Bear in a Boat Applique)


    Applique Instructions With a pencil, carefully trace each shape onto the paper side of some vliesofix, taking note that the dotted lines are where one shape slips under another. Do not cut along the dotted lines. Cut out shapes, approximately outside the traced lines. With the paper side up, iron the shapes to the back of your chosen fabrics. Cut out shapes along the lines and peel off the paper. Place an appliqu mat or baking paper over the drawing of the bear in the boat, and position the shapes on this, taking care where one piece overlaps another. One of the pieces requires snipping, where the teddys arm hangs over the side of the boat. This is marked on the pattern. When you are happy with the arrangement, iron in place using a dry setting. When cool, peel off the mat, position on your background fabric and iron in place. (I sometimes leave choosing my background until this step as the appliqu can be rehearsed on different fabrics.) Using two strands of embroidery thread: Blanket-stitch around each shape. Use back stitch for facial features. (These details can be drawn in with a water erasable pen, and washed out with cold water at completion of embroidery.) The nose can either be blanket-stitched in place, or you can cover it with satin-stitch. Find an anchor button for the bow of the boat. You can now use your teddy to make a beach bag or tote, quilt, framed picture, wall hanging, cushion, etc!

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