
Well that's before I dived back into the world of traditional quilting. I mean gosh this kit came with ALL the fabric, the WHOLE pattern and even an online class with a clear speaking TEACHER. How hard could it be?
Plenty.
But after spending a month of paper piecing and matching points, I'm much better at it. Plus the method of paper piecing the class taught left nice neat backs. Truly paper piecing is a great way to get small precise pieces together!

More than once I've studied curved piecing but its good for a refresher. Plus this uses paper piecing AND curve piecing ....ohhhhh goody.... she says sarcastically.
Still with all the whining, I'm really loving the refresher and feel accomplished when I get a section done. Another good by-product is that I'm noticing that several of my tools that I've had over 25 years need replacing so I get to do a bit of shopping!!
So onto Curve piecing!
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- Link up any post from the past week that is creatively driven, WIP, Finish Pieces, Process oriented etc - Art Quilt perferred, any media accepted
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3 comments:
I don’t know what happened but it’s noon here in the northeast and I am the only one linking up so far. Usually it’s filled. Strange.
Anyway, yes traditional quilting is so much harder because you have to be patient and perfect. Two traits that I wish I had but alas, do not. I think that’s why improv piecing has become so popular. No perfection there! I admire your endeavor. The top, bottom and side blocks remind me of a praying mantis.
We must hve been on the same wave length this week! I love it!
Interesting take on traditional quilting-I'm enjoying your progress on this piece and I love the way it's turning out. THose points ARE perfect!
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