mmeblue

Ooooh, pretty!

carolaug

Very nice..PP is on my to do list this year. I did sign up for a few on line classes on how to do it.

crocee

I've never taken any formal classes and everything I've learned is from this board and youtube.

I got lots of exercise making this block. My sewing machine is in 1 room and my iron is in another room 25 steps away. I really don't have any way to get the 2 together at the moment either.

Capri

My gosh - so far apart! I'd be ironing on a fold up table on my lap with a home made board sitting on it if I had to! No way I'd be up and down - although, chain piecing would be helpful! Another alternative would be one of those wooden/plastic Clover hand iron things - not the plug in kind, the one you put your finger on and rub the seam a little. Can't think what they're called but someone will correct me. I've used one of them on some pp blocks and it also works well although not quite as crisp.

Retired Fire Chief

It is a beautiful block and I love all the fabrics you used, boy that would make a fabulous quilt. Isn't paper piecing addictive? I love it too.

luvTooQuilt

Very pretty....

mjsylvstr

I hated PPing until I put my mind to it and told myself that I had to learn it…….and now I do nothing but PPing..I love, love, love it……….

SilverLiningsOriginals have some beautiful patterns as does DesignersWorkshop. I ordered from DesignersWorkshop and the patterns were on freezer paper which I didn't think I would like……..OMG……...it was wonderful and I did use the little Clover iron with that and it worked wonderfully. Will definitely do another as I already have a PansyPattern waiting to be worked on.

ManiacQuilter2

I agree. I just started making some mug rug using paper piecing and haven't done any in over a decade.

cpcarolyn

Great block. Good job.

Carol34446

Good looking block, keep up the good work.