1841, from French appliqué "work applied or laid on another material," noun use of past participle of appliquer "to apply" (12c.), from Latin applicare (see apply).

Circuit components added to an existing system to provide additional or alternate functions. Note: Applique may be used to modify carrier telephone equipment designed for ringdown manual operation to allow for use between points having dial equipment.

Sewing a piece of fabric atop another after folding under a small bit of the fabric to create a clean edge. When done by machine, many use a satin stitch (tight zig zag). By hand, blind stitching is o [..]

This applique method involves a piece of fabric behind the one being appliqued. The design is cut out and the back fabric shows through.

A graphic element made separately then affixed to a cloth or fabric covering such as an awning.

1) Decoration or trimming cut from one piece of fabric and stitched to another, usually with a satin stitch, to add dimension and texture. If the appliqué occupies a significant amount of the design, [..]

A piece of fabric sewn either by hand or machine to a larger piece of fabric, often for embellishment. When attaching an appliqué by machine, we suggest using a satin stitch. (See Satin Stitch.)

The process of stitching a piece of fabric to another piece of fabric, and sewing close to the edges of the shape. Typically cut into a fun shape and then fused in place and sewn around the edges of t [..]

(n) a decorative design made of one material sewn over another(v) sew on as a decoration

A method of flag and banner production in which a fabric is sewn to another base fabric, and the surrounding excess fabric is then cut away, leaving sewn details.

Low-relief clay shapes added to scored, slurried leather-hard surface for decoration. Source: Clay: A Studio Handbook

Definition: A decorative design made of one piece of fabric sewn on top of another. Detail: The perfect way to do pretty, appliqué is every designer's go-to when they want to create an artisanal [..]

A work composed of pieces of material sewn together.

French word meaning “applied” and pronounced “ap-li-kay”. A cut-out attached to a background.

  Decorative materials or metals affixed to another piece of jewelry. Asscher Cut

A decorative design made of one piece of fabric sewn on top of another. Detail: The perfect way to do pretty, appliqué is every designer's go-to when they want to create an artisanal effect. It&# [..]