As a chicken-hearted sewer, having never done ANY paper piecing......"willies" are mild compared to what I am experiencing looking at this.

I would ooh and ahhh at a quilt show seeing this, but would not feel brave enough to attempt!

Way to go!

Hi If you mean sideways pics are you using ipad ? if so take pic with ipad in landscape position ,white button on the right side, pics will appear correct.

Love that pattern! You are doing a great job, Carry on!

Whoa! Wow! It is gorgeous!!!! I've been PPing for several years but.....

I'm sure you can do it. You only bite off more than you can chew when you forget to eat daintily and take one bite at a time. So, don't doubt yourself and take it one bite (or step) at a time. Enjoy the journey and the beautiful quilt it is becoming. We will be anxious to see the progress or finished product.

I think it's a clever pattern and you will do fine with it. I'm interested in seeing what other colors you bring into the quilt.

Oh gosh! That's fantastic pattern! I look forward to seeing it completed.

I take the pics with my phone - upright - and email them to myself and then download them. They are fine until I post them LOL

Thanks for the tip ... I am obviously doing something wrong LOL

Thanks for all the comments! It is a bit daunting LOL ... the paper piecing is actually easy, I'm just going to be nervous about sewing it all together.

QUESTION FOR THE PP EXPERTS - in order to keep everything perfectly lined up, I had thought about keeping the paper on and then only taking it off after I have sewn them together. This will be a wall hanging quilt that I will NOT be donating ... so was wondering ... what happens to the little pieces of paper that I can't get off? If I wash it (which I usually do when it's all done) will the paper disintegrate or will it make lumps? I'm talking about small, tiny pieces of paper.

These are the other colours that I will be using.

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I bought a fat quarter bundle from missouriquilts and I just love the colours. Two fat quarters makes two wedges, so it works out perfectly!

Yes, you are doing great with this beautiful project. Just keep on going, and as another one said most of all "enjoy the journey."