by Katy Cameron | 16.04.2012 | Foundation Paper Piecing, Foundation Paper Piecing For The Terrified, Tutorials
Hi to any new visitors to my blog as part of the New York Beauty QAL hosted by my friend Sara over at Sew Sweetness. Also hi to anyone dropping by from Cindy’s blog where I’m featured on the Name Game today :o) Anywho, today I’m going to show you...
by Katy Cameron | 02.04.2012 | Foundation Paper Piecing For The Terrified
Last week saw the last of the patterns in the series for Foundation Paper Piecing For The Terrified, so this week I’m going to highlight the stellar work done by the girls who bravely sewed along and uploaded to the Flickr Group. Week 1: Taryn leapt in first...
by Katy Cameron | 26.03.2012 | Foundation Paper Piecing, Foundation Paper Piecing For The Terrified, Tutorials
Welcome to the final block in the series, and our introduction to picture blocks. There are a number of truly fabulous paper piecers out there that make the most amazing picture style blocks, for instance the Cocorico bee girls, the Ringo Pie bee girls and the...
by Katy Cameron | 24.03.2012 | Foundation Paper Piecing For The Terrified
For our final week before it gets to my turn on the New York Beauty QAL, I thought I’d introduce you to a more complex picture block. Now don’t freak out at the number of pieces in this, there is nothing more complicated than anything you’ve tackled...
by Katy Cameron | 19.03.2012 | Foundation Paper Piecing, Foundation Paper Piecing For The Terrified, Tutorials
When I saw this week’s block on Amy’s blog, I knew that it was perfect for one of the later stages of FPPFTT, so I asked her if it would be okay to walk you through it. She very kindly said yes, so pop on over to download the pattern. You’ll notice...
by Katy Cameron | 17.03.2012 | Foundation Paper Piecing For The Terrified
The fabulous Amy, over at During Quiet Time, very generously allowed us to use her latest free pattern, Calico Grove, to do block 5 of FPPFTT. When I saw it I knew it would be perfect for tackling sectional blocks, and in fact 4 sets paper bases make up one block, so...
