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Sewing appliques onto squares can be tricky if you want a clean look on the back. Using a running stitch will show all the seams on the back of the crochet piece you are crocheting it on to.
When sewing crochet appliques onto crochet blankets or other pieces of crochet, it is ideal to not see any of the sewing on the back unless you are covering it with a different fabric.
This video tutorial will help you achieve that!
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More Tips on Sewing on Appliques
You can also sew appliques on with invisible/clear thread. This will allow you to use a quick running stitch without seeing where the applique is sewn on.
Another thing you can do, although it does not involve sewing, is to glue on your appliques with hot glue. I have used a hot glue gun to attach my appliques to my Snowman Tree Skirt with much success. However, I do not know if this would hold up in a wash cycle.
I have many blankets that consist of appliques being sewn onto granny squares. Find all the free patterns below!
I am looking for the video on how to sew on the appliques and cannot find the link. Can you tell me where to find it?
I can't find it either.
Do you trim off the sharp tips of the safety eyes so they don't like through? Thanks