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bkay 03-15-2018 08:08 AM
Originally Posted by NZquilter (Post 8022099)
Unfortunately the link didn't work. But I would love to see it!
It opened the second time I tried it.

bkay

jmoore 03-16-2018 03:44 AM
Originally Posted by Watson (Post 8022078)
Kerplunk. There goes another one on the Bucket List.

Thanks for posting this and please share so we can see how yours turns out.

Watson
Ditto...I think it is a wonderful pattern and have saved it.

jmoore 03-16-2018 03:47 AM
Originally Posted by NZquilter (Post 8022083)
It's been on my bucket list since I started quilting. Maybe I should just be daring and do paper piecing... push myself out of my comfort zone.
I agree. I have only tried a few PP templates but I think this is a good year to learn something new. Please keep us posted about your progress...and photos.

itssewfun 03-16-2018 06:16 AM
Some patterns work so much better with paper piecing, this is one of them. I LOVE to PP. I use newsprint paper from Amazon which tears out much easier than printer paper. It is also much cheaper than the papers sold for PP. A hint that makes it easier, is to use a strip of template plastic to fold the paper when trimming. Also I found a cuticle nipper at the dollar store to help get out the paper in the corners works so much better than fingers or a tweezers.

Cari-in-Oly 03-16-2018 08:17 AM
Originally Posted by misspriss (Post 8022091)
It is called "flying kite." and is only two pieces. The one shown has been striped sewn and cut. www.generations-quilt-patter...ilt-block.html
No it isn't, if you read the directions it's paper pieced.

Cari


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