I would like to try paper piecing but have no idea how. Can someone suggest a website or a tutorial on here that would be a good for someone with no clue.
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Quilterscache has a beginner block with clear instructions
Carol Doak's site also explains it well and has free patterns. I've watched a few on YouTube that were pretty good also. |
This is the site that taught me paper piecing:
http://www.karencombs.com/pplesson.htm Also if you go to YouTube and search paper piecing, you'll get a few hits that may help you. Good luck! It's a lot of fun. |
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xv2gKMx9CCM&NR=1
This is the site that I understood best. I really enjoy pp now. :-) |
Thank you all. I think I understad now. Am going to go try it now.
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Originally Posted by Durinda
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xv2gKMx9CCM&NR=1
This is the site that I understood best. I really enjoy pp now. :-) |
Originally Posted by Durinda
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xv2gKMx9CCM&NR=1
This is the site that I understood best. I really enjoy pp now. :-) |
love the look of paper pieced blocks if i could just find someone that liked taking the paper off the back for me lol
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This is how I do it - no paper to rip off, can re-use pattern for many times.
http://www.twiddletails.com/store/in...age=page&id=21 |
I made a tutorial last week for dealing with triangles in paper piecing (after many, many years of getting the angle wrong and needing to re-do the seams over and over again...)
http://www.3dquilt.me.uk/homepagefiles/tutorials.htm Let me know if it makes sense! |
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