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English Paper Piecing Group

This age old technique is making a huge comeback. It’s addictive and beautiful!

Members: 281
Latest Activity: 3 hours ago

Join this group to help each other along with this fun and creative art form. Here is Vicki Bellino’s free tutorial to get you started. No purchase is required, but here is one of Vicki’s kits that feature paper piecing.

1. Timeframe: this is an ongoing group with no defined end time.
2. If you are not a member of our Quilt with Us Community yet, click the "Signup and Join" box in the upper-right corner. Once you're a member, you will see a green plus sign and a link to "Join English Paper Piecing Group" in the upper-right of the group page. Clicking on the link will allow you to join this Quilt Along.
4. Post questions, project feedback, and pictures of your progress.
5. Cheer on your fellow quilters as you go!

Discussion Forum

MsDesigns

An EPP Workshop III 4 Replies

Started by MsDesigns. Last reply by MsDesigns Nov 18.

MsDesigns

An EPP Workshop II 500 Replies

Started by MsDesigns. Last reply by MsDesigns Nov 13.

Keirelle

Finally started! 9 Replies

Started by Keirelle. Last reply by Nicki Cuglietta Nov 5.

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Linda Richards/N. Ontario Comment by Linda Richards/N. Ontario 3 hours ago
Very nice Darlene. I like that idea.
Darlene Bass Comment by Darlene Bass 15 hours ago
I made it 12 X 20 inches. Jusr worked on some fabric I had and I used the same fabric for the backing.
Marge Kleiner Comment by Marge Kleiner 17 hours ago
Hi Darlene

Nice idea. What size is it?
Darlene Bass Comment by Darlene Bass 1 day ago

Just thought I would share a picture of a small table runner I have made for a Christmas gift.
Marge Kleiner Comment by Marge Kleiner 1 day ago
Hi Marjie. Welcome
MsDesigns Comment by MsDesigns 1 day ago
Hi there Marjie. 8o)
Marjie Comment by Marjie on November 18, 2009 at 6:00pm
hello everyone.
Cat Lady--MO Comment by Cat Lady--MO on November 18, 2009 at 12:59pm
One of the most common ways to quilt a GFG is 1/4" in from the edge on each hexagon. Another common way is to quilt a quarter inch in around each ring of flower colors.
lovey Comment by lovey on November 18, 2009 at 12:34pm
I am making a big quilt, grand mothers garden, I think it is. 2 row flowers surrounded by green borders.
Cat Lady--MO Comment by Cat Lady--MO on November 18, 2009 at 12:28pm
lovey, remind me again what EPP patten/design you are making.
 

Members (281)

MsDesigns Linda Richards/N. Ontario Barbi/ID Cat Lady--MO Elaine Vicki Bellino Gico/GA Kim in MN Diane Gunter/Canada Nancy MaryAgnes/NYC Corinne Judy/WA Francine/Cda Karen Keirelle Linda J Katie Nell Benton Evelyn Rebecca Zeltner Darlene Bass Virginia Gizel jeanne aka nzlstar Quiltastic Angie Arlene R. Delloro Teresa Maute-Carr Joan Feit - Mosaic Maven Linda Bodkin, ON
 
 

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