when I first started to learn pp,I hated it, It felt backwards,wasteful of fabric and so very slow. Now I love it. so stick to it and learn it. C Doake helped me.
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Carol Doak definitely.
And true, you will love it or hate it. I love it and the precision you can get. I love the posted quilt from Nancy Mahoney. Will have to look into that. |
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Carol Doak also has a yahoo group - you can learn a ton of things there.
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I love Carol Doaks books - some of her books even have CD's in them to make things even easier!!
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Totally agree with Carol Doak. I started out with her dvd and have since bought a couple of her books. I also joined her yahoo group and it is so informative with a lot of free blocks
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carol doak is great and youcan also get many pp's blocks and quilts off the internet. there is also Jinney Buyers website she does great work.
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Carol Doak is great and she has an awesome dvd that takes you step by step. I don't care for her paper as it is hard to see through, but you can use vellum, or plain tracing paper
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A newbie question...what's the difference between paper piecing and machine piecing? Sorry if this is stupid but I would like to know.
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Originally Posted by Momof3Es
A newbie question...what's the difference between paper piecing and machine piecing? Sorry if this is stupid but I would like to know.
Machine piecing is referring to using your sewing machine as opposed to hand sewing. And yes you are still machine piecing with paper piecing, i hope I didn't confuse you more. Check out Carol Doak website you can see examples. |
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