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Determine the approximate placement of your chickens on the background log cabin. Spritz
BACKGROUND with water to make the Solvy adhere, and gently layer chicken pieces in
numerical order; adjust as needed to be sure all unturned edges are covered. When final
placement is determined, press down with a steam iron to secure them in place.
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DO NOT slide the iron. If a piece is loose, give it a shot of steam, then press dry.
With Sulky 40 wt. Poly Deco to match or Sulky Polyester Invisible Thread,
applique stitch the chicken as desired. Evelyn used a blind hem with a relatively short
stitch length. For most applique methods, no further stabilization is needed because the
Solvy behind each piece is sufficient; and it will wash away without a trace leaving no
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Add Borders, Layer the Quilt and Bind
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Add borders, then quilt using your favorite Sulky Decorative Thread and a
free-form or stencil design that best lends itself to the area being quilted |
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It's fun using Sulky Multi-Color Metallic Threads in different design patterns
to quilt the chicken's feathers. In the green fabric areas, Evelyn used a green 30 wt.
Sulky Rayon to look like grass, and a Variegated Sulky 30 wt. for the backgrounds. |
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