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Zennia, did you post a picture of your wall hanging? I'd love to see it. I'll keep an eye out when I am looking at the pictures.
Originally Posted by zennia
I was always afraid to try paper piecing. It always seemed backwards but once you get your mind wrapped around the idea it is fun. I just learned how to do it and made a wallhanging. Now I am ready to try some of those Carol Doaks stars.
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Originally Posted by Andii
dannypanny,
I think I'm doing it by hand because I can carry it around with me into the front room. I'm also not real good on the sewing machine yet so it seems like I'm able to control it better. I'm trying this first time by hand and my next will be by machine.
Andii
I think I'm doing it by hand because I can carry it around with me into the front room. I'm also not real good on the sewing machine yet so it seems like I'm able to control it better. I'm trying this first time by hand and my next will be by machine.
Andii
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Posting a smiley I hope it is the correct one. Just learned how to do it.. Just don't know which is which yet. but I shall learn... ciao
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This is how I paper piece ....
http://www.twiddletails.com/store/in...age=page&id=21
It makes much more sense to me and I adore it, I will NEVER go back to the regular way of paper piecing again!
Cheers!
Rachel
http://www.twiddletails.com/store/in...age=page&id=21
It makes much more sense to me and I adore it, I will NEVER go back to the regular way of paper piecing again!
Cheers!
Rachel
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You must be brave to hand stitch paper piecing. How do you get real small stitches through the fabric and paper? I even use a smaller length machine stitch when I pp. It makes it easier to tear away the paper when finished. I enjoyed the pp process but did find it confusing. However, by the time I finished enough blocks for a queen sized quilt I had it down pretty good. Have fun!
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Originally Posted by athenagwis
This is how I paper piece ....
http://www.twiddletails.com/store/in...age=page&id=21
It makes much more sense to me and I adore it, I will NEVER go back to the regular way of paper piecing again!
Cheers!
Rachel
http://www.twiddletails.com/store/in...age=page&id=21
It makes much more sense to me and I adore it, I will NEVER go back to the regular way of paper piecing again!
Cheers!
Rachel
Andii,
Give it a try.....
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Originally Posted by fun2quilt
Originally Posted by athenagwis
This is how I paper piece ....
http://www.twiddletails.com/store/in...age=page&id=21
It makes much more sense to me and I adore it, I will NEVER go back to the regular way of paper piecing again!
Cheers!
Rachel
http://www.twiddletails.com/store/in...age=page&id=21
It makes much more sense to me and I adore it, I will NEVER go back to the regular way of paper piecing again!
Cheers!
Rachel
Andii,
Give it a try.....
Oh and I do not pre-score my lines, though it may make it easier to do, I usually just fold when I am ready to do the next section. Actually now that I think about it, scoring may be easier! hmmmm may have to try that next time LOL
Cheers!
Rachel
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I had problems at first too, but kept at it. Seems sewing backwards is great for me lol.. But do print out extra's. Yes the tape would work great, I have some that I use for making cards. But its so expensive that printing out extra sheets is the answer. I am not much of a sewer, worked real hard to paper piece, and I think I have finally gotten the hang of paper piecing. But I am still on the easy blocks. I wondered if you could paper piece by hand and now you have just answered that question. Thank you and good luck with yours. I would really love to try them hand piecing.
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