solstice3

It would probably be awesome but I don't think my eyes or brain could handle it

AZ Jane

I like it but for $115 just for the papers, I think I would try to find something less expensive. Yea, I'm cheap LOL

Sorry that is not what you wanted to hear. I have not tried this one (too expensive) ( no PP experience). From her ad, it appears it is all PP. As I do not PP, I think it would be extremely hard but if you are experienced at PP, it should not be any more difficult than other PP.

An extremely long post that says nothing! LOL

Shrink42020

Oh my goodness - Bless your Heart!!

Dodie

not for me either but good luck if you decide to go with it

My time

Well I think this is an awesome quilt. I have seen it in other colours and it's stunning. Now that being said, the cheapskate in me would have a hard time paying that price for a pattern. Oh what to do?

Dodie

just me but I would never ever pay that much for a pattern I think of things like what if I hated it after I started it which I do sometimes so there would be a pricey pattern never finished

KalamaQuilts

it ISN'T paper piecing it is English Paper Piecing, a whole different animal.
If you are looking a papers and pattern on Sue Daley's site, those prices are in Aussie dollars.

I've seen several of them finished and they were charming and interesting.

Geri B

Oh, you are right about the $$$$$. Does anyone know what that translated out to in US $$$$$. Interesting that Inklingo is getting involved....I tried that...am not good at hand piecing!...but I do like EPP!

tessagin

I would have to figure out a way to break it up. I thought it was a bit pricey for 70x70. 1600 paper pieces! No thank you!

Geri B

Curiosity made me go further...searched pies and tarts quilts....yes, Kalamaquilts, they are striking......then went to inklingo and saw pattern....they are actually blocks that can be machine sewed too! I may buy her pattern....it would be a fun way to use up bits and pieces.......curved piecing, but that doesn't scare me........