rhueluna

Wow what a good idea. I never thought of that. I usually make my own patterns and applique them on, so this is really new to me and my brain sometimes don't think of logical solutions. Thats a good one that I am embaressed I didn't think of. I will definitely do that.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

amma

You are welcome, but don't feel embarrassed. Most of what we learn is from each other, whether here, on the net, books, etc...

craftybear

thanks for the tutorial

amma

Here is a new foundation pattern to go with this tutorial :D:D:D

Sheila Elaine

Amma, I tried to enlarge the last download you put on here, but can't. My printer turned it sideways & cut off edges. Guess I'll have to try the same size. I did a Courthouse Square that turned out a bit wonky & sent it to my April Doll Quilt partner. I used all different fabrics & it looked like a log cabin (to me). I have to get my courage up again.

dotlette

Thanks so much Now I will do a poractice square I also liked the numbers It really helps a beginner.Thanks again

luvmortherest

something that i found that helps me with paper piecing is that as i sew each bit of fabric on i use a yellow highlighter to mark what i havejust sewen into place. that helps me keep track of where i am if i have to leave it for awhile and come back to it later.

Blinky

Thanks for the PPing tutorial!!! It always looked complicated to me but you made it look easier! Now I will definitely have to try it!!

Matilda

Thank you!!

klgreene

Thanks Amma, I've never paper pieced before, but this actually looks like something I can do. I will try it.