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The Craftsy class is really good and lots of help on You Tube.
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Ditto!
I literally just started because of the intricate and lovely designs. Found Carol Doak's site and yahoo group- which BTW is currently doing a BOM (FREE) and learning and liking! I went to other sites and books however I found her method the easiest and best results for me. I highly recommend her!
Originally Posted by QuiltnNan
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try Carol Doak's site and take the free Introduction to Paper Piecing - great instructions
http://www.caroldoak.com/free-quilt-patterns.php |
Hadn't got brave enough to try that yet!
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I have tried diffrernt methods, and still love Carol Doaks way best.
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One more suggestion,from the Library I check out Carol Doak's book, 40 Fabulous Stars, and it also had an instructional CD included with it. Carol takes you step by step through PPing.
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Originally Posted by lynnsv
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just a hint: I trace my pattern onto lightweight non-fusible interfacing. That way I don't have any paper to rip off!
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I agree with QuiltnNan, Carol Doak is a great teacher,, I took a class from her years ago and her instructions are so clear.. If you can, get one of her books with I video. Try Amazon.com they are usually cheaper there. I love the way she explains how to sort you fabric colors.. Good Luck. PP is a little tricky but you will have exact points.
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I have seriously been thinking about trying this - no more thinking, thanks guys!
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Originally Posted by butterflies5518
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I have seriously been thinking about trying this - no more thinking, thanks guys!
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The information I used was from Carol Doaks. I love her DVD and her books, to me she is the best!!!!
Originally Posted by ssgirly
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I'm interested in learning but don't know where to start. Any suggestions, including specific online sources, would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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