#1piecemaker

Have any of you ever taken any of these? And, if so, how were they? Recommend any in particular? I'd like to learn how to paper piece and am a visual learner. A Monkey see, monkey do sort of gal. I am terrible with written instructions. So, I thought I might try one of these classes. Tell me what you think or recommend.

Dolphyngyrl

I have only taken the machine embroidery one. I liked it. I am more familiar with craftsy classes.

ILoveToQuilt

If you want to learn to paper piece, check "Craftsy". I think they have a couple of Carol Doak paper piecing classes on there. Also, go to the Carol Doak website. http://www.caroldoak.com lots of great info on there, too. Carol has a group on Yahoo that has a wide range of quilters - all of whom paper piece.

Good luck. I love to paper piece.

Anita

mighty

Thank you Anita for the info. I am just starting to learn paper piecing and will check this out!

quiltstringz

Check out Carol Doak's website I think she may have some tips out there. She used to have a CD out that was wonderful but I can't find it anywhere now. Out on Youtube there is a Carol Doak teaches you to paper piece that you can rent as a video(don't know how this works) for 4.99. My only concern would be if you can't download it to your computer and watch whenever you want. However she also has a class out on Craftsy and I know they have sales. I will say that the cd I watched (borrowed from a friend) was wonderful and I am sure her class is probably that same thing - may be why they took the CD off the market.

terri bb

i would take the paper piecing class on craftsy. im going to take it we can do it together if you want to paper piecing looks so difficult but i did a couple of blocks on the craftsy 2012 BOM quilt and it was actually kind of fun!