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Flip-Flop Paper Piecing?

Posted: Fri Dec 25, 2009 3:58 am
by happymrs
Just wondering if anyone has this book & has tried this? I have done the first eight blocks so far, & love it, so far! You do your paper pieced block on the whole block, not in sections, to sew together later. The trick is, you do a little hand stitching on the top, fabric side, & they really turn out nice, & perfect size, of course! Good book, & good method to try, if this sounds interesting to you! Just do a google for the name in the topic box & the book should come up!...

Re: Flip-Flop Paper Piecing?

Posted: Fri Dec 25, 2009 4:12 am
by Oasis
Good Morning Nancy,

I just went a looked it up on Amazon.com. Looks very interesting!

I don't usually do hand work, can it all be done on the machine?

I like PP for some of the patterns, but is a bit tedious, and trying to take the paper off the back is not something I enjoy. LOL

Just might get this book and give it a try.

Thanks for sharing,
Linda

Re: Flip-Flop Paper Piecing?

Posted: Sat Dec 26, 2009 11:48 am
by qltcrzy
Found this book online at Connecting Threads and it is on sale. Looks like I will have another book. Hope it makes pp easier. Joyce

Re: Flip-Flop Paper Piecing?

Posted: Wed Dec 30, 2009 3:58 am
by happymrs
She suggests several ways to work on the front, like hand stitching it down, using some fusible to tack it in place, & you can also machine, top stitch it down. With the clear thread, it probably wouldn't show anyway. I just like how you end up with alot less paper & fabric bulk this way, & when you are done, so is your block, & all in one piece! I have done 8 now, & still love it!