Love this method, it was recommended by a friend. Thank you.
Martha
November 21, 2018
Thank you for the video. Can you tell us what is the surface you are ironing on? It almost looks like waxed paper because the fabric just glides along on it.
Eileen Keane
May 29, 2017
Hi Sharon,
I can tell you’ve reused the circles . How do you get the freezer paper out without tearing it?
Thanks,
Eileen
Janet O.
May 27, 2017
A friend sent me a link to this post to help me overcome my fear of appliqueing circles. Your video instruction is excellent. Thank you for sharing!
Jan Martin
May 26, 2017
Loved the video, very clear, thank you so much, I definitely learnt something. Looking forward to more of your instructional videos.
Carol
May 26, 2017
Very clear instructions. Well done
Angie in SoCal
May 10, 2017
Thank you. That was an excellent video.
Evonne Cook
May 10, 2017
What brand iron are you using, Sharon? It seems to be very good & hot clear to the tip as you are working.
Christy Burdick
May 09, 2017
Lovely! Thank you so much! I’m really enjoying the Winterwood patterns. You’ve done a terrific job.
Susan Nixon
May 09, 2017
Oh my gosh! A picture really is worth a 1000 words! I see exactly what you are doing that I am not, and I am going to try this! Your circles don’t have any little pointies on them, and that’s what I want. Thank you SO much for doing this video!
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Love this method, it was recommended by a friend. Thank you.