briskgo

I'm having a dinkins of a time finding a paper pieced pattern that is not pdf, I want clear instructions and real paper to copy. Any links for me?

geraldine

ManiacQuilter2

Most patterns are pdf for easy downloading. Here is a book for sale on Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/Quilt-Talk-Pa.../dp/160705888X

thimblebug6000

This link has some 4" blocks I think, but you still have to print them out yourself. She has a tutorial on pp in another section of her site. http://quilterscache.com/A/AlphabetPatterns.html

tessagin

Thanks for sharing. Added to favorites.

briskgo

thanks just what a newby like my self would need

Onebyone

There is a great booklet called Fat Quarter Fonts. Easiest way ever to sew letters and numbers any size. At our kids sewing class they were making pillows and purses with their names in fabric using the directions in the book. They they started tracing shapes from coloring books to sew. It comes with CD but you don't have to use it to print if you don't want to.

Peckish

There are a couple of books out there. The first one is probably closer to what you want, because it's paper pieced, and she includes numbers and special characters.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/160705888X/ref=cm_sw_su_dp

https://www.amazon.com/Word-Play-Qui...MSQH15F8W22B33

I'm curious about why you specifically don't want to use PDFs, which are such an immediate gratification. I'm assuming maybe you don't have access to a printer?