Love your quilt! Thanks for the information!

I will check out the site. I went on amazon and found several books by Carol. Most have 4-5 stars in their reviews.

I agree, stick with Carol Doak. :)

Amen on the Carol Doak...Been my "go to", QUEEN of PPing for years....

There is a paper piecing pattern for free on line for the Storm at Sea. It appears to be a more simple PPing project to learn the technique. If you just need a boost to get started, why not take a few books out from the library?

Carol has a dvd showing the process. Its just like being in her class. I saw some tiday at Joanns with quilting books. 40 percent off right now

For a quick summary, I always go here:

http://www.winnowing.com/ppp.html

I've been using this as a refresher for years. I have poor spatial skills, and have to go back for a reminder of what goes where every time I do paper piecing. I find this one very clear.

For a quick summary, I always go here:

http://www.winnowing.com/ppp.html

I've been using this as a refresher for years. I have poor spatial skills, and have to go back for a reminder of what goes where every time I do paper piecing. I find this one very clear.

Thanks! This looks like a great place to start for the rookie :-D

Be sure to buy an Add A Quarter ruler. Makes PP much easier