As a teacher, I always check to see if my students understand new concepts. So, I decided to apply the same principal to myself and see if I really did "get it" from the paper piecing course I just took. I think so :) :) :)

Here's what I spent a couple hours on. Everything was perfect until I tried turning it into a bookmark by sewing on the back and turning it inside out. But, my goal was to test out the PP and that part's just fine.
HOORAY! Was this ever fun! I feel like a whole new world of quilting has just opened up to me.

That's a beautiful bookmark. Looks like you did a great job on the paper piecing!!!

Beautifully Done!!! I love the pp'ing and it turned into such a cute bookmark, too :D :D :D

Barbara

Your PP is beautiful - the colours have certainly woken me up here :wink:

Tisha

This is simply beautiful!! Can I ask, what type of paper are you using? I'm having a heck of a time with the papers I bought.. they do not want to come off!.. When you give a slight tug, they just sit there laughing at me!

Wow -- your pp is spectacular!! And what's wrong with the bookmark?? :D

Tuesy...I use regular copy paper for mine which is supposed to be the worst. I learned a little tip though that helps. When I first print the patterns...fold the paper a couple of times each direction on each sewing line. Then make sure you shorten your stitch length. When you go to tear it off....fold it again, then pull gently so you don't rip your stitches.


Now....that bookmark is awesome! What do you think is wrong with it, cause I don't see a thing!

Love your bookmark. That's awesome. Such tiny PP. :D :D :D

OMG those pieces are so small. You are way better then me.

Absolutely love it!!!! :thumbup:

Great work! And I love "the elk". ;)