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MaryJanesNiece	Posted - Oct 20 2017 : 11:49:20 AM I need to attach an appliqué to a granny square that will be apart of a blanket. Do you have a special way of hiding the yarn you used for attaching? Or is it normal just for it to show since it will be on the back? I hope that makes sense. Let me know if it doesn't. Krista
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MaryJanesNiece	Posted - Oct 26 2017 : 12:19:44 PM Awesome! Thank you! Krista
churunga	Posted - Oct 26 2017 : 05:50:59 AM I believe this would be a good choice because it will look good on the front and back. Marie, Sister #5142 Farmgirl of the Month May 2014 Try everything once and the fun things twice.
MaryJanesNiece	Posted - Oct 25 2017 : 12:11:19 PM Hum.. I wonder how that would look all done. Thanks for the idea Marie! I'm going to look at all the appliqués and decide if they would look good that way. Krista
churunga	Posted - Oct 24 2017 : 8:01:54 PM Yes. Marie, Sister #5142 Farmgirl of the Month May 2014 Try everything once and the fun things twice.
MaryJanesNiece	Posted - Oct 24 2017 : 11:23:58 AM So basically that tambour stitch would create an outline of the pattern on the back, right? Krista
churunga	Posted - Oct 23 2017 : 4:54:27 PM The appliques can then be easily sewn on with a running stitch and yarn or maybe crossed stitches or even crocheted on with a single crochet around the edges or a tambour stitch. I would try the tambour stitch. The yarn used for attachment will stay at the back side of the work. Push the crochet hook through all thicknesses and pull up a loop. Extend the loop as far long on the top as is attractive then push the gook back through and pull up a loop from the back and through the loop just made. It appears to look like a crocheted daisy chain. Here is a link for the technique: https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=tambour+crochet&view=detail&mid=8B318E4C64A7A1F79CEA8B318E4C64A7A1F79CEA&FORM=VIRE Marie, Sister #5142 Farmgirl of the Month May 2014 Try everything once and the fun things twice.
MaryJanesNiece	Posted - Oct 23 2017 : 11:18:57 AM Yes Marie. They are crocheted. Krista
churunga	Posted - Oct 20 2017 : 12:06:00 PM Are the appliques crocheted? Marie, Sister #5142 Farmgirl of the Month May 2014 Try everything once and the fun things twice.

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