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Taught by Carolyn Friedlander
Explore the time-honored tradition of paper-pieced quilting with Carolyn Friedlander. In this two-part class, Carolyn guides you through her process of designing a paper-pieced quilt from beginning to end. Not only will you see how she turns sketches into schematics for paper piecing, but you’ll also learn Carolyn’s techniques for quilting using free-motion and straight-stitching techniques. This fresh take on paper piecing equips you with the knowledge you need to take your skills to the next level.
1 1/2 yards of patterned quilting cotton in an assortment of light and dark colors (fabrics shown are Carolyn Friedlander fabrics from her "Doe" and "Carkai" lines) (3/4 yard light and 3/4 yard dark fabric) PDF templates printed out (5 of Block A, 4 of Block B, 6 of Block C) Quilting needles (90/14) Quilting pins Sewing machine Sewing machine foot with good visibility of sewing area Extension table (optional) Matching thread Sharp scissors Rotary cutter Quilting ruler Self-healing cutting mat Finished measurements
Block A = 6” square (make 5 blocks total)
Block B = 4” x 6” (make 4 blocks total)
Block C = 2” x 7 1/2” (make 6 blocks total)
Finished quilt top Backing fabric (approximately 30” x 24”) Cotton Batting (approximately 30” x 24”) Curved or Quilters safety pins Clover clips Sewing machine Walking foot Darning foot Table extension for sewing machine (optional) Fresh quilting needles (90/14) Quilting gloves Iron and ironing surface Binding fabric - three pieces cut to 2 ¼” wide by approximately 40” long (or width of fabric) Hand-sewing needle Thread to match binding Marking tools (optional)
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Paper-Pieced Quilts: Sewing Blocks and Assembling a Quilt Top
Block A = 6” square (make 5 blocks total)
Block B = 4” x 6” (make 4 blocks total)
Block C = 2” x 7 1/2” (make 6 blocks total)
Paper-Pieced Quilts: A Modern Approach to Quilting
Downloads:
- A 2-Part course where you will learn how to design a paper-pieced quilt and incorporate free-motion and straight-stitching techniques
- 7 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Detailed supplies list
- Step-by-Step expert instruction from Carolyn Friedlander
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions, and interact with other students
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Paper-Pieced Quilts: A 2-Part Series Reviews
625 users recommended this class to a friend
Deseria Ramos
Great lesson. Looking forward to trying it.
March 14, 2024
Maria Conti
I want to try this, so bad! The instructions are excellent! So much detail given for a no fail beautiful quilt top! Thank you
More than 3 months ago
Nicole Sheppy
Demystifies FPP in a way that makes it approachable. The emphasis on triangles (not hst/qst) is fun and refreshing. There's not much mention of seam pressing / nesting. As a beginner quilter, I find I end up in trouble / with bulky seams if I don't think about this ahead of time.
More than 3 months ago
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