Texas_Sue

I have one and was going to get rid of it - WOW what a Great idea! I used it in garment construction many moons ago - LOL.

Susan

Honchey

Ahhhhh, Chain piecing... now to find the missing piece or redo that piece..how could I have lost it???

janRN

I can't believe you chain piece! I have trouble just getting part 1 to part 2 without messing up. I have to do one seam at a time, one section at a time. Impressive, Anne!

Honchey

That's because I pin on the seam & flip to make sure the piece fits..I do this to all the pieces while watching TV..if you take notice of the couple of photos, my feet are peeking out while I take the photos of what I'm working on.. I'm relaxing in the recliner..when I'm done I get up & go to the sewing machine during commercials.. I'll do this with several blocks at a time..

TPr9258

OMG you make me sick, lol I couldn't even think about doing this much less doing it watching TV. Will I ever get this good.

JeanieG

Yep, I do the same as Anne! By using the templates and cutting the fabric a little larger than the actual template, I find I can just pick up the piece, hold up to the light and make sure it will cover the area, and start sewing them. Goes so fast this way.

Honchey

Yes, You will . After doing 201 blocks with a bunch of great quilters, listening to the hints they give, not mind the friendly advice given, you'll be able to do pping with a smile on your face. .every time I finish a block I say Yeah! another one bites the dust...

retrogirl02

Katybob, love your fabrics!!

oksewglad

Yep I am able to PP flying geese that measure 1x1/2 inches all because of what these fine ladies have taught me.

klgreene

Lovely ladies...I'm all set for week three....