that quilt is for the future!!!!
many more ahead of that one :D :D :D :D

The technique is really easy. I hope you have as much fun making this quilt as I had designing the pattern. Have fun using it on other projects. A friend used the technique to make purses. Enjoy and thanks for the blog, they are fun to read. If you have any questions - [email protected]. Thanks again, Carol Nartowicz

Carol, are there any tutorials or a video about this method? Before I buy the book I'd like to see what it entails. I have a vision of Freezer paper piecing which is probably all wrong. Love the quilt you designed!

I have come close a few times to getting that book and chickened out. I don't care for raw edge anything and it looked like there would be a ton of raw edges.. granted.. I didn't look through the book long at Hobby Lobby but I tell you what - I keep picking it up and putting it down.

I'd love to see one that someone has made from it!

I really like that the author responded to this post. Most would not. That is enough for me to buy the book and see what it is all about.

Let me break it down for you. Fuse together 2 pieces of fabric, wrong sides together. Draw the pattern on freezer paper and iron it to the fabric. Cut out the pattern with a craft knife. Bend back the cutouts and press open.Lay a third piece of fabric underneath. Straight stitch ( or in one case, zig zag stitch) down around the cutouts. It's all flat stitching. You get different patterns depending on which fabric you put on top. Hope this helps.

Thanks, Carol, for the explanation. I'll have to look for your book.