Originally Posted by Deecee

Now me - I love paper piecing.

Originally Posted by nickylsf

I have always used printer paper or freezer paper and hace been quite pleased with the results. However I just ordered some of Carol Doak's paper on Amazon and am using it today for the first time. It is much thinner and it is easier to pull away from the stitching before trimming with 1/4" ruler. I saw her demonstrate in a video how easily it comes off at the very end. BTW she recommends leaving paper on until the blocks are finished and connected to something else.

Check out the quilt along on this board called "50 fabulous paper pieced stars" for more paper piecing bliss!

Originally Posted by vintagemotif

Thanks.
I was surprised at how easily the pieces and pattern comes together.
I just used the copy paper for this block, but I could see where a thinner paper would be better for removal.
What type of paper does everyone else use?
I'm looking forward to another PP project.

Originally Posted by echoemb

I use a different technique for paperpiecing and I'm loving how easy it is to do. I use the technique at twiddletails.com. I didn't like sewing thru the paper and then trying to remove the paper but with this technique your block is done. Now to work on my block and I'll post when I get mine done.

Originally Posted by Crlyn

You will need your sunglasses for mine, it's very bright, even brighter than showing in the pic. We are in the middle of summer here and I really couldn't think what to do, so here it is orange for the sun, blue for the sky, and green for the grass.