Paper piecing THANK YOU!

Very nice! Paper piecing isn't something I want to do exclusively, but taking Carol's class gave me enough confidence to redesign a traditionally quilted block that wasn't coming out precise enough to suit me. I'm so glad you gave it a go!

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Originally Posted by Spudgrandma

Great job, I've been wanting to try my had at paper piecing. I will have to check out the class, now to find the time and energy to do it LOL

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I spent about two hours watching the first few episodes to get the basic idea. Then I cut fabric and readied my supplies. I put my laptop computer next to my sewing machine and started the series over and sewed along with Carol. I had to stop and start the video because I am slower than Carol, but I think it worked well to sew along with the video.

Now I've veered off and am trying patterns other than hers. I need to get back to the video and watch all the episodes because I'm sure I'm missing important tips.

Good luck! I've really enjoyed working my brain (and my fingers) in a new way!

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Originally Posted by Joan@DebtofGratitude

Good luck! I've really enjoyed working my brain (and my fingers) in a new way!

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Thanks for the suggestions Joan. I'm assuming, since you said you watched it over several time, that we can watch it as much as we want. Does the ability to watch the lesson end at some point. I have never taken one of the Craftsy classes.

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Originally Posted by Spudgrandma

Thanks for the suggestions Joan. I'm assuming, since you said you watched it over several time, that we can watch it as much as we want. Does the ability to watch the lesson end at some point. I have never taken one of the Craftsy classes.

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Craftsy classes never expire, so you can go back again and again - you can even take notes of things that clarify the directions for you. Love the Craftsy classes that I have taken!

Thank you for the info Lisa.