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bailey 04-09-2010 07:28 AM

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Hi,

Decided to take the plunge on try paper piecing but am stumped right off the bat. On the diagonal line for #1 and #2 do I have both pieces of fabric together then press open and then just stitch #3 after those two pieces are stitched on? So confused!!! Any insight would be appreciated. I think I must really be PP challenged or maybe I just cannot reason. LOL

I thought I had choosen an easy pattern - there are only three pieces!!!

sharon b 04-09-2010 07:34 AM

Here is one tute that is fairly straight forward :thumbup: But let me see if I can break this down just a bit for you.

http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-25541-1.htm

You put piece 1 face up on the backside of the block, trim down if you want. Place piece 2 face down on top of piece 1, sew those 2 together on the line from the front of the paper. Trim those down to 1/4 then flip piece 2 into its proper place. Then place piece 3 face down on top of piece 1 & 2 Sew on the line for that. Trim down to 1/4 , then flip piece 3 into place.
Does that make sense or help any ?

bailey 04-09-2010 07:36 AM

The light just came on! Thank you so much for the explanation and for the link. Off to try this now.

sharon b 04-09-2010 07:40 AM

Glad to help.... as you can see I was SO confused when I started so Amma made the tute for me, so I can testify that it really does work :thumbup: Amma really made it easy for me , so I love to pass it around and help others out with it :lol:

craftybear 04-09-2010 11:50 AM

Hi,

I just sew # 1 & # 2 on one seam, and works great and saves you a step, this is the way my friend taught me and comes out perfect every time.

Craftybear

dkabasketlady 04-09-2010 09:24 PM


Originally Posted by craftybear
Hi,

I just sew # 1 & # 2 on one seam, and works great and saves you a step, this is the way my friend taught me and comes out perfect every time.

Craftybear

That's exactly the way Sharonb explained it!!


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