I am so excited!!!!!
06-06-2008, 12:22 PM
#12
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Torrox, Andalucia, Southern Spain
Posts: 9,525
Hi there, sorry you are having a grumpy teacher, there is nothing worse.
I found it difficult to grasp, however the secret is to place your material on the side of the paper without the lines on it, pin the material onto the paper, hold it up to the light to make sure your materials cover the line, turn it over to the lined side of the paper and machine along the black line.
Continue placing your fabric over each of your numbered points starting at 1 and. Place the first fabric on the paper right with its pattern up and the next piece pattern side down. (hope that makes sense).
Look on this site, it may help.
http://www.caroldoak.com/free-quilt-patterns.php
You need Adobe Reader to download the free patterns in pdf format.
If I can help anymore by explaining ask, please
I found it difficult to grasp, however the secret is to place your material on the side of the paper without the lines on it, pin the material onto the paper, hold it up to the light to make sure your materials cover the line, turn it over to the lined side of the paper and machine along the black line.
Continue placing your fabric over each of your numbered points starting at 1 and. Place the first fabric on the paper right with its pattern up and the next piece pattern side down. (hope that makes sense).
Look on this site, it may help.
http://www.caroldoak.com/free-quilt-patterns.php
You need Adobe Reader to download the free patterns in pdf format.
If I can help anymore by explaining ask, please
06-06-2008, 12:28 PM
#13
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Thread Starter
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: California
Posts: 162
Originally Posted by Butterflyspain
Hi there, sorry you are having a grumpy teacher, there is nothing worse.
I found it difficult to grasp, however the secret is to place your material on the side of the paper without the lines on it, pin the material onto the paper, hold it up to the light to make sure your materials cover the line, turn it over to the lined side of the paper and machine along the black line.
Continue placing your fabric over each of your numbered points starting at 1 and. Place the first fabric on the paper right with its pattern up and the next piece pattern side down. (hope that makes sense).
Look on this site, it may help.
http://www.caroldoak.com/free-quilt-patterns.php
Thank You Thank You Thank You...I knew you all would help me out I need to have a hands on so the class should be really a great tool and then all the online things will make more sense to me...I have all my supplies now I am ready to go ...one week and counting woo hoo...
You need Adobe Reader to download the free patterns in pdf format.
If I can help anymore by explaining ask, please
I found it difficult to grasp, however the secret is to place your material on the side of the paper without the lines on it, pin the material onto the paper, hold it up to the light to make sure your materials cover the line, turn it over to the lined side of the paper and machine along the black line.
Continue placing your fabric over each of your numbered points starting at 1 and. Place the first fabric on the paper right with its pattern up and the next piece pattern side down. (hope that makes sense).
Look on this site, it may help.
http://www.caroldoak.com/free-quilt-patterns.php
Thank You Thank You Thank You...I knew you all would help me out I need to have a hands on so the class should be really a great tool and then all the online things will make more sense to me...I have all my supplies now I am ready to go ...one week and counting woo hoo...
You need Adobe Reader to download the free patterns in pdf format.
If I can help anymore by explaining ask, please
06-06-2008, 05:19 PM
#14
Super Member
Join Date: May 2007
Location: NE Pa.
Posts: 1,738
I took a class with Carol Doak and she is the best "in my book anyway" so if you can get one of here books and CD's you should be able to learn it. Paper pcing is a a lot of fun. Some people say it wastes too much fabric, but then, someone is always going to complain no matter what you do. I hope you have good luck with the teacher and enjoy the class. Marge
06-06-2008, 06:38 PM
#15
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Central Oklahoma
Posts: 396
I recommended Carol Doak as well. I have 4 of her books and CD's I never paper pieced and I taught myself with her books. One I made I gave to my mother. I will try and take a picture and send. I had so much fun making that lap quilt. I have Carol's paper piece baby quilt book and she has some of the cuted designs. She is real easy to follow. I have to admit though if it's been awhile since I have done paper piece I have to rethink the directions but in a matter of minutes I'm back in rhythm. The CD's come with the books. I ordered all of mine through Amazon.com
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