How many paper piecers are here?
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Originally Posted by quiltlady37
My 10 year old granddaughter and I are both PP a Hunter's Star. Mine is in red and white and hers is batiks in a dark and light lavender. I love PP.
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I love paper piecing. I just can't get that kind of points on some blocks using another method. I'm interested in how to convert blocks into a pp pattern. I don't have a computer program to do this and at this time, I don't want to spend the money on it. Any ideas where I can learn this. Thanks!!
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I love paper piecing. I just love the way the needle sounds when it goes through the paper, there is nothing like it in the world :) I also really like pulling the paper off when it is all done. I especially love having a perfect line to follow.
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Try Carol Doaks's "Converting Traditional Patterns to Paper-Pieced Patterns" (its half-way down the page on this link).
http://mail.caroldoak.com/free-quilt-patterns.php
http://mail.caroldoak.com/free-quilt-patterns.php
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That's what significant others, your children, neighbor's children, etc. are for. I remember the first time my MIL handed me a stack of blocks and told me to start ripping. You never say no to your MIL. I happen to have a new DIL annd SIL to break in. :XD:
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