Originally Posted by salmonsweet
I love freezer paper piecing. It irons on and you don't sew through it, so you can use normal stitch length and simply peel it off afterwards. There's a great tutorial here:
http://www.twiddletails.com/store/in...age=page&id=21
I tried traditional foundation piecing (the one with sewing through the paper) once. Hated it. With a passion.
I'm with Salmonsweet; I tried the 'regular' method of pp and was ready to try something else when I learned the method of sewing beside the folded paper and not through it. What a difference!! Now I LOVE paperpiecing.
I'll try to attach a pic of a wall hanging I did with a lot of pp blocks in it. Some of them I found on the web, others I designed myself. I had so much fun with this; the blocks depict all the birds/animals you might see in my backyard habitat. It hangs on our wall now so I can still enjoy the habitat in the winter when it's too cold to be out there.
Dusty in Colorado
Owl & birdhouse
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Garden tools, veggies, mouse
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Full view-Habitat Quilt
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