Thursday 5 March 2015

I Survived!

Eight 7" paper piecing blocks finished. Seam ripper used about a dozen times, which for me is a pretty successful paper piecing session. 


Looks like tonight will be spent ripping out paper. That's okay. I'm glad to have got these done successfully. 

Susan 

12 comments:

  1. The ripper may have gotten a work-out, but the finished blocks look fab!

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  2. Very pretty! I have my minions rip paper out, their small fingers make it easy! ;)

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  3. Love the colours you have used. If you rip the paper off at wine o'clock it seems to make it a more tolerable job:)

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  4. These look super! Worth all the effort after all!

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  5. very nice. they look great!

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  6. They. Look. Awesome! Oh, Susan, you hit these out of the park. Glad you still have your sanity. xx

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  7. They look really cute! I have a love hate relationship with paper piecing, love it when it you flip it back and it fits, hate it when I've gotten the angle wrong! I quite like ripping the paper though!

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  8. Do you like it any more now? Oh and that daisy fabric! Do you know what it's called so I can track it down?

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  9. They look splendid! Yeah, paper piecing can be frustrating, but it gives such crisp, accurate results.

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  10. OK! . . . . It was so worth giving your brain a work out . . these are lovely!

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  11. Ripping out the paper is the best part. Using vellum paper is the best advise I've ever gotten for paper piecing.

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