New English Paper Piecing: A Faster Approach to a Traditional Favorite
Dec 2011 · C&T Publishing Inc
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Move beyond the classic hexagon with time-saving tips on tools, materials, and techniques from the Patchwork with Busyfingers designer.
You’ll love these ten soft and pretty designs made with traditional hexagons, as well as squares, circles, pentagons, and other shapes. Learn the fundamentals of English paper piecing and needleturned appliqué to add to your repertoire of quiltmaking skills. Whether you are a beginner or a more experienced quilter, Sue’s teaching style will help you rediscover the joy of handwork.
You’ll love these ten soft and pretty designs made with traditional hexagons, as well as squares, circles, pentagons, and other shapes. Learn the fundamentals of English paper piecing and needleturned appliqué to add to your repertoire of quiltmaking skills. Whether you are a beginner or a more experienced quilter, Sue’s teaching style will help you rediscover the joy of handwork.
- Introducing new techniques for English paper piecing that give this time-honored quiltmaking method a modern twist
- Blend in appliqué elements for a fresh look without all of the complicated inset piecing
- Start with a smaller project like napkins or a tote bag, and build up to a tablecloth or bed-size quilt
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Sue Daley Bio: Sue Daley is the owner and designer behind Patchwork with Busyfingers, a popular online shop for fabric, quilting, and needle arts of many stripes. Sue is a veteran fabric designer with Riley Blake. Her first book, New English Paper Piecing, was published by C&T. Sue lives in Queensland, Australia. busyfingerspatchwork.com
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