Appliqué is a decorative technique in sewing and textile art, where one piece of fabric is stitched or attached to another creating a texturally interesting, multidimensional design
48 PIECE MINIMUM
Appliqué is a decorative technique in sewing and textile art, where one piece of fabric is stitched or attached to another creating a texturally interesting, multidimensional design
48 PIECE MINIMUM
TYPES OF APPLIQUE
TRADITIONAL APPLIQUE
A precut piece of fabric or patch is stitched down at The edges to an item. Many embroidered styles are replicated using applique due to the fact that they cut down on production time and produce a similar result.
DISTRESSED APPLIQUE
Fabric that is designed to wear and fray is stitched down with a running stitch, leaving the edge unsewn and allowing distressing to occur as the item is washed and worn. This can be done in multiple layers to add extra dimension.
CHENILLE APPLIQUE
Rather than a traditional chenille embroidery done directly to the garment, chenille patches are pre-made and stitched on around the edges so the same soft and textured look can be achieved much faster.
