Have you been stumped by curved EPP? Or think it’s too fiddly? In this video, I’ll show you some tips and tricks for curved English Paper Piecing! It’s truly easier than you think!!
Rachael
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Susan says:
Rachael, I’m really looking forward to starting my quilt. Do you have sources for finer print fabrics. There aren’t many stores in my area and the fabric prints are not in scale for these blocks, but aren’’t big enough that I could cut pieces from larger print areas.
I don’t have many stores in my area either. I like to order from Ziggy Lane (she has a FB group as well) http://www.ziggielane.com/ , and Marshall Dry Goods https://marshalldrygoods.com/ . Both of these have older prints, but they are really affordable.
You’ll want to choose prints that are low volume, or tone on tone for the National Park pattern.
This was excellent, thank you. Clicked through your email newsletter today went down the rabbit hole, hehe. Love epp, this tutorial is very helpful. Thank you.
Do you have a YouTube channel? I’d love to follow your video tutorials.
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Rachael, I’m really looking forward to starting my quilt. Do you have sources for finer print fabrics. There aren’t many stores in my area and the fabric prints are not in scale for these blocks, but aren’’t big enough that I could cut pieces from larger print areas.
I don’t have many stores in my area either. I like to order from Ziggy Lane (she has a FB group as well) http://www.ziggielane.com/ , and Marshall Dry Goods https://marshalldrygoods.com/ . Both of these have older prints, but they are really affordable.
You’ll want to choose prints that are low volume, or tone on tone for the National Park pattern.
This was excellent, thank you. Clicked through your email newsletter today went down the rabbit hole, hehe. Love epp, this tutorial is very helpful. Thank you.
Do you have a YouTube channel? I’d love to follow your video tutorials.
Have a great weekend.
I do, but I generally post my videos faster to Facebook. I DO need to be better about uploading them to youtube!! https://www.facebook.com/pg/fionasandwich/videos/