Hello all, I'm new to paper piecing -made a few "dud" blocks already!. Biggest challenge so far are joining units and trying to figure out which order to do this. I had a pattern for a block called "Capital T' that I messed twice-after many hours of work. I may have to switch to an easier block. Have been reading about how to match up those peskie points! Not sure I'm getting it? Any pointers?

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will check back later, once my husband wakes up and he can help me navigate through this site, not sure of what to do. I wish I didn't have to rely on him so much for computer issues! ...for now.

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Check out quilterscache.come for their PP tutorial. That's where I started, and then after that just went at it and continued on. Once you get the basics, like most things, it's about practice-practice-practice!

Hello, and welcome to the Board from Minnesota!

Hello from Ontario too! I'm no help because I don't do paper piecing in the usual way. I like the paperless paper piecing method where you fold the paper back, use the 1/4 inch ruler to trim and sew the next piece on. I can't seem to do the regular paper piecing without messing it up. The last time I tried, I ended up Wonder Undering a piece over a missplaced colour. Good Luck!

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