The jury is in....
#34
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When I was a very new quilter, I saw a PP pattern that I had to make. I had to--it had everything but my name on it. I bought the kit and taught myself to PP so I could make it. I ended up making 6 of the little wall hangings for gifts. I still love it.
If you want to learn to do something, find a pattern that you really, really want to do. Decide you'll do it and you'll find out you can.
The violet pattern that's too small can be enlarged on a copier. If you want it really large, it can be printed on 2 or more pieces of paper.
If you want to learn to do something, find a pattern that you really, really want to do. Decide you'll do it and you'll find out you can.
The violet pattern that's too small can be enlarged on a copier. If you want it really large, it can be printed on 2 or more pieces of paper.
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Thanks for the info. The reason I don't care for it is because I never know which side to place the material on, if on the printed side of the paper or on back, (dumb,I know). So I just gave up on it , plus when cutting material I seem to cut it too small.
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Originally Posted by fun2quilt
Love PP!
I use the freezer paper method when doing it, makes it easier for me. So many things can be created using this method, and yes some of them are made up of a gazzilion pieces, but there is no exacting cutting involved so they go together fairly quickly and the results are beautiful!
I use the freezer paper method when doing it, makes it easier for me. So many things can be created using this method, and yes some of them are made up of a gazzilion pieces, but there is no exacting cutting involved so they go together fairly quickly and the results are beautiful!
#37
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Location: Central Texas
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I know it must not be for everybody, but it sure is relaxing and I can do it watching tv and not have to think much about what I'm doing. It is actually the first piece I am doing by hand. So far, I have a stack of flowers, haven't finished making all that I need though. Can't wait to get to that point.
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