getting to be a pro at PP
02-13-2016, 12:05 PM
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getting to be a pro at PP
So I've done four different types of PP blocks and just finished the "hardest" of my selections ... I have to say, I'm thinking I'm getting the hang of this! This is just a practice block to ensure I actually understand and can do it, before I do the "real thing" and not waste fabric LOL (I've learned that recently!)
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]542599[/ATTACH]
02-13-2016, 12:29 PM
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Bright and pretty and I agree, PP is so much fun!! I often "convert" patterns to PP because its more accurate for me. Do you use Freezer paper and fold & sew to avoid ripping off the paper later? You can use your templates many times over that way
02-13-2016, 01:08 PM
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Thanks, no - I don't use freezer paper ... I have an african grey parrot ... part of our bonding is when I tear off the paper and she gets to attack it! Loads of fun for both of us!
I can make tons of copies at work LOL
I can make tons of copies at work LOL
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