Hello Everyone,
On Saturday, I taught another paper piecing class. I had a fabulous group of ladies! They all chose a variety of fabrics for the project. This is probably my favorite part of teaching, seeing all the wonderful choices my students make.
This class was another Judy Niemeyer pattern, A Touch of Spring. You can find the pattern here.
Working hard cutting out the foundation pieces using the quick cutting method.
Getting down to business sewing the arcs.
Quick cutting the fabric before piecing, using the template layout sheets.
Beginning to see all different results. A lovely combination!
Almost ready to trim.
This version is going to be enchanting. She is using all her scraps, but I love where this is headed.
A very productive day! Arcs and quarter circles done. Now they have homework for next week. Stay tuned for progression photos!
This is the pattern we are working on in class, some students are actually making it larger. If you would like to make this quilt, you can find the pattern by clicking here in my shop.
10 comments:
Darn! I wish I lived close to your shop. That class would be something I'd love to take. The arcs so far ar just beautiful.
I'm with Pat... wish I was close enough to take this class... fascinating!!!
I'm going to love seeing the progress photo's Jackie, looks like this first class was fabulous. I'm so hooked on foundation piecing right now, wish I could come to y our class too. xo
I love how different the same pattern looks with different fabric choices!
I really enjoy seeing all the combos people choose for their quilts. Keep posting class photos. Those of us who can't be there can get lots of good ideas and inspiration!
Looks like a fun and challenging workshop. Paper piecing is one of my favorite things to do. What kind of foundation paper do you use?
It's such fun to see the different fabric combinations! There are going to be some beautiful quilts from that class!
After seeing the New York Beauty at the Kalona quilt show, I know I have to make one of these. Sooner rather than later. Sure wish I could take a class with you.
So beautiful! I love this pattern and am sure they are learning lots from you!
Hi Jackie. I've just seen your 2 Lone Star quilts on Jayne's blog, and wanted to say how fabulous they are. I specially love the one with the Flying Geese. If only I lived closer, so I could come and join your lessons on the latest pattern from Judy Niemeyer. I think it's a bit to far from the UK!
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