Paper Piecing with Freezer Paper
Freezer paper piecing is a technique used in quilting that provides both accuracy in piecing and stability to fabric which has been cut along the bias. It uses the same numbered pattern that you might use in Paper Piecing, but you don't stitch through the paper. Instead, you pre-cut the freezer paper templates, press them onto the fabric, cut the shape out, adding extra for seam allowance.
Supplies:
*Modern Triangle Quilts book by Rebecca Bryan
*Add a Quarter ruler. I recommend the combo 6" & 12" ruler
*Bernina #10 foot. For non-Bernina machine please bring all of your feet so we can find the perfect foot for you to use.
Freezer paper
Assortment of coordinating fabrics. I used 6 fat quarters. The store has several fat quarters available for purchase as included in my sample.
Sewing machine, rotary cutter, iron & pressing mat, and basic sewing supplies.
*Available in the store.
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
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| Instructor: | Cindy Crisp |
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