I need to find better papers. I think I'm going to have to break down and order more disolvable paper online.
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4 comments:
Beautiful. I never knew how much you could do with paper piecing. Certainly takes traditional quilting into a new era, without crossing over to "art quilts".
What a fabulous block. Any idea what you might do with it?
I love this block! What type of paper did you use? I have not tried a disolvable one yet. I love to paper piece.
Hi from the Netherlands. Arrived via Quilting Bloggers. You do make beautiful blocks. The PP block is just great. I do almost all my blocks on paper. I print them on recycled printer paper which is slightly thinner tham the normal printer paper and it tears away easely.
Happy piecing
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