Reverse applique is a technique that adds the dimension of depth to your quilt. Peg Spradlin provides a few helpful tips for using the reverse applique technique. See several beautiful examples of finished quilts that were made using the reverse applique technique. Find out what materials you need to practice this technique and quickly improve your quilting skills today!
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