Foundation Paper Piecing Tutorials: Week 16 How to divide a block into sections

[@TheJAG1357]

Omg! I’m so glad I found your channel. What an awesome video. I have always wanted to learn how the patterns were made. Outstanding instructions. Thank you ❤❤❤

[@CrankyKangaroo]

I’m so glad you found me!! Thanks so much! ❤

[@janeenpfeiffer3465]

I love your methods of teaching, I'm learning sew much!!! Thank you Jayme!!

[@CrankyKangaroo]

Thanks so much! I'm sew glad you're enjoying the videos!

[@tamiwilbanks836]

Excellent teacher

[@CrankyKangaroo]

Thanks so much!

[@mariejohns1387]

First off Jaymi … congratulations on hitting 1,000!!!🎉🎉 This is my first time watching your videos. This is going to come in really handy. My Guild is doing the dear Jane quilts, and I was trying to figure out how I could make some of the blocks into FPP. This makes total sense. Thank you!!

[@CrankyKangaroo]

Thanks so much!! ❤❤ there’s actually a website that has all the Dear Jane blocks in FPP, but I won’t tell you that so that you can take on the challenge and make them into FPP on your own! 😂😂 (but if you want the link, I will share)

[@mariejohns1387]

@@CrankyKangaroo lol for now it sounds like a fun challenge. I stared at one of the blocks for at least 20 - 30 minutes. Now I want to see if I can look at it differently. But at least I know who to turn to!!

[@theresalynch9726]

this is exactly what i have been trying to learn so thank you very much

[@CrankyKangaroo]

Wonderful!

[@photographybyday]

Hi jaymi - enjoying the tutorials. Can you point me to the downloads for week 1 and 2 - I couldn’t find them o the blog - thanks

[@CrankyKangaroo]

Glad you're enjoying them! They're probably back a few pages on the blog. Not sure if links will work here, but I'll try! www.crankykangaroo.com/blog/dvbhgpttmlgk3u6o8v8532sgguw4ak

[@photographybyday]

@@CrankyKangaroo - found them! Enjoy your evening and congrats again on getting to 1000 subs

[@lindasmith5711]

So we sew c to b then cb to a? My mind wants to reverse c and a so I would sew a to b then ab to c.

[@CrankyKangaroo]

That’s correct. Really, you can label the sections anything you want. So you can label them in an order that sounds better to your brain (I totally get that!). So label the right section C, and the middle and left A and B. Nothing wrong with that!