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How to Appliqué your Apparel Brand

9,440 views October 28, 2019 3:50

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Today we are here with our friends at Apliiq to show you three ways to apply appliqué to your next apparel project! Learn more from us here: youtube.com/c/BELLACANVASOFFICIAL

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******* 3 Ways to Apply Applique to your Apparel Brand *******

(0:25) Appliqué in three ways

Traditional Appliqué: Graphics cut and sewn directly on garment

Inverse Appliqué: Outline of graphics cut out to create a negative space with fabric of garment showing through.

Full Reverse Appliqué: Two types of fabric used to create a textured effect.

(1:25) How Appliqué is done
(2:12) Appliqué artwork tips you need to know about
(2:44) Best apparel to use for Appliqué
(3:11) Getting started with Appliqué

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About this video: In this video, BELLA+CANVAS and Ian from Apliiq show you 3 ways to appliqué apparel. Appliqué is a great way to make your apparel stand out and be unique. Always be sure to use the best blank apparel when it comes to sewing and doing the appliqué process.

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BELLA CANVAS published this 3:50 video tutorial on October 28, 2019. It has been watched 9,440 times on YouTube.

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