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They say it is easy, I haven't tried it, but would love to learn. Hope you enjoy it in the days to come...
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Congratulations!
Originally Posted by Mo_Chride
I took a class in Foundation Piecing today and finally learned how to do it. I can't believe how easy and accurate it is.
I made a Winter Wreath Placemat with it and fully finished the top of one and got a decent start on the second. I had originally signed up for the class in 2006 and DH got called out of town at the last minute so I lost my childcare and was finally able to arrange childcare on the same day as the class is offered for today. I have downloaded a paper pieced pattern for Storm at Sea and want to make a queen sized one for my sister. So excited and just wanted to share that I learned a new quilting skill today! Tara |
I'm so glad you had fun, I love paper piecing! I also agree you should share a pic cause we are all interested to see your new project, sounds like it was a very productive class that you were able to finish it.
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Awesome! Congratulations!!
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Originally Posted by scowlkat
So glad you like it! Congrats!
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Where are the pictures??!!
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Tara, where id you find the PP pattern for Storm at Sea? I'd love to do it that way!
Congrats to you! |
congrats. i still need to try one of those. they do turn out so pretty.
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Great new process you learned. Have lots of fun with it.
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I found the paper piece pattern for Storm at Sea at Quilterscache. It looks so easy and accurate to do know that I know how to paper piece. And paper piecing is not hard at all once you get your head around it. With an instructor I got it in no time.
As for pictures, here is a picture of the one placemat top that I finished. Tara |
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