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Welcome to more applique techniques for the embroidery machine. Jeanine Twigg's Embroidery Machine Essentials, Applique Adventyres by Mary Mulari is a continuation of the series in ways to enjoy applique. Included are 40 machine embroidery designs and instructions for all of the 13 projects on the enclosed CD.
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Back Cover InformationMary Mulari has once again created fun designs and projects to appliqué with your embroidery machine. Mary adds another great machine embroidery appliqué book to the Embroidery Machine Essentials Companion Project Series with Embroidery Machine Essentials: Appliqué Adventures. Going beyond basic appliqué with machine embroidery, you will learn how to use altered fabrics, overlays and backgrounds and layering techniques. Mary takes you outside of the box to consider new possibilities using machine embroidery appliqué for fashion, stationary, gifts and home decor. Also included are 40 exclusive machine embroidery designs and step-by-step instructions for all of the 13 projects on the enclosed bonus CD. Travel on an adventure as you use these exciting techniques to create your own machine-embroidered appliqué About the AuthorMary Mulari is a seasoned author and sought-after public speaker and teacher. Along with her busy production and traveling schedules, she has written 19 books, including Made for Travel, Simply Napkins with Gail Brown and Embroidery Machine Essentials: Appliqué Techniques. Mary displays her know-how as a guest on "Sewing with Nancy" and as a seminar presenter. She designs fabric collections for Marcus Brothers Textiles, machine embroidery appliqué designs for several companies and has her own pattern line. Her latest embroidery designs, a collaboration with Rita Farro, are called "Homemaking: 7 Days a Week" and feature redwork-style designs for dishtowels and making a house a home. From her home and office in Aurora, Minn., Mary stays connected with readers and audiences worldwide through her steadily growing body of work and her Web site. 
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