Completed Florentine quilt & Fire Island Hosta WIP
#32
I sure wish you lived near me to help get me going on the Judy Niemeyer patterns. I have Fire Island Hostra
as well as several others and I just can't seem to get motivated to start them. But then, i have been in a huge
holding pattern for a long time now with really getting back to making quilts. I know the thing I am missing
the most is having a quilting buddy. Anyway, you have done a wonderful job and I appreciate you sharing your
WIP so the steps can be seen so clearly.
Marcia in Crowley
as well as several others and I just can't seem to get motivated to start them. But then, i have been in a huge
holding pattern for a long time now with really getting back to making quilts. I know the thing I am missing
the most is having a quilting buddy. Anyway, you have done a wonderful job and I appreciate you sharing your
WIP so the steps can be seen so clearly.
Marcia in Crowley
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Don't be nervous about the curves, just go to YouTube and watch videos until you find a method that will work for you, and make a couple practice tries first using scraps. We have faith in you.
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I learned to paper piece by reading Judy Niemeyer's pattern. She explained it so well I never felt like I needed a class. I started with one of her easier patterns, Indian Summer. I do not think paper piecing is too hard. It is more time consuming but worth the extra effort. I would encourage you to give it a try.
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