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Today we are looking at an embellishment that is taking the sewing world by storm - Free Motion applique, or FMA, gives your creative outlet a new lease on life as you essentially get to 'sketch' on fabric with your sewing machine. This is fun and free form, and has few rules; so you really get to create in your style to end up with unique garments for your children's clothing and your own!
Read MoreWe're still working through those scraps as we gear up for Back to School Sewing. Sarah is sharing her scrap projects and an adorable Free Motion Applique pattern from Stitch Art. FMA is a great way to use up small scraps and customize your kids' wardrobes.
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