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Originally Posted by Twilliebee
I'm thinking that if you find you're not crazy about paper piecing some of Rhonda's cut down techniques would work for this. Good luck!
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Just dive in dear! It doesn't matter what you have done before.... you will learn along the way.You can find help here and tons of videos to help you out. If you love it just go for it!
If you never step out of your comfort zone you will never accomplish anything great! :-) |
This appears to be a fairly easy pattern I'd have my second level beginners tackle. Not a fan of paper piecing, personally, but it would not *have* to be done that way.
You'll be fine, just "do it!" Jan in VA |
Is the flower border the only part that is PP'd? I've been reading through the block directions, but I havn't seen anything about PP yet. Can you guys tell by looking at them?
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Yes, the smaller side blocks around the large cross are all PP. It IS a beautiful design--good luck!
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Originally Posted by cbridges22
It depends.Have you ever paper pieced before?If not I would go to the paper piecing tutorial and try a sample block first and see how you like paper piecing.If you like it then I would try one of the simpler crosses and work your way thru.
Great patterns, thanks for the post. |
Originally Posted by ghostrider
She says right on the pattern that "beginner's with some experience in FPP should be able to accomplish these patterns without a problem."
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confident beginner.
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It looks to me like the crosses are paperpieced and the flowers and leaves are appliqued. I love both techniques so I would do this quilt. It is beautiful
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Could I cheat and just use a plain border around the big cross, skip the flowers?
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