Intro to English Paper Piecing with Jenny Doan of Missouri Star & Sue Daley (Video Tutorial)

[@slanphere4]

It's too bad that you couldn't do any closeups of the actual stitching. I had such high hopes that I could actually see what is being done.

[@gwenjulien5278]

I just gave my e-mail, hope it works, l am a slow quilter and also do paper piecing the old fashion way, syill working on the same one. I am over 75year and live in Bangor Maine. I have some Block Books just, LOVE them from our local Cotton Cupboard, quilting store, one mile from my home.

[@SheerStitchery]

Oh my goodness, this method of fussy cutting is game changing! TAKE MY MONEY!

[@zoeyb]

Wow so Sue just rushed through the important part and we didn’t even get the camera angle. Still no EPP for me

[@deborahburdzy5480]

Oh my! I have just gotten back into cross stitch, am learning hand surface embroidery -- and because all these lovely stitchers (esp. from England) are doing EPP, I stumbled on you AND NOW I HAVE TO DO THIS TOO??? :) This has taken on a life of it's own. How wonderful. (P.S. you are a ray of sunshine...has anyone ever told you that? I bet they have. :) )

[@ArtedePaninho]

Adoro suas dicas , até estou fazendo alguma coisa que aprendi com vc ! Obrigada Bjs de Pernambuco - Brasil

[@published2809]

Good video! When I learned how to paper piece many years ago we didn’t use glue. We folded over the paper and based it. Glue came in years later. I still enjoy making Grandmother’s Flower Garden, it was is called. Don’t know about a colored glue. Clear or white would be my choice for glue sticks. Happy quilting 💕👍. Oh, I have ironed my fabric over freezer paper also. Stays nice 😊

[@carolynnecp]

I enjoyed it and would love to see a demo using diamonds in english paper piecing, as I never know what to do with the tails that hang over.

[@spinesewbeautifullybroken4780]

That mirror technique is awesome!!!! I always wonder who thinks of all these new techniques or how they first came about.

[@bridgettesimmons1]

I love the beautiful designs made by this technique . I got the Rainy Day Kit and can’t wait to make it. Thanks to you both!!

[@dianejens7054]

Love that Jenny has this Aussie who is so talented in paper piecing - my lasted crave to do. Glue is much better than sewing I'm learning and so much more. Thank you for your wonderful tutorials!

[@annajackson2239]

Sue and Jenny together! What a great start to the year!

[@glendathegoodwitch6987]

Just chiming in -- in the spirit of good fun. This is obviously not for everyone. I am grateful for all the great MSQC videos that have essentially taught me how to quilt. I always thought I'd never like EPP and now I know for certain that I don't like it. Thanks for showing us new things anyway! Keep up the fine work and Happy New Year!

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

We're so glad you can appreciate it even if it's not a technique you are interested in trying out. Thanks for watching, Rena!

[@TheEnglishladyskitchengarden]

This has made me go straight online and order a glue pen and some paper templates. I've never done this kind of quilting before so I am looking forward to getting started.

[@TheEnglishladyskitchengarden]

I couldn't wait for it to arrive. I downloaded a template off the internet and had a go today. Oh my word it's good fun. It even gave me something to chat about on my craft blog this afternoon.

[@melindajenkins7905]

wow I've just discovered this! Its 5 yers old!!all I've done is a mini hex tag (500 tag challenge 2021 by Anne Brookes) now I have a pin cushion to make.But now I will have to buy some of these Sue Daley kits.It looks so simple. And I'm an Aussie

[@DrmrDeen]

I HAVE a Twister!!!!!! It was my mom's, but i hop on it for a minute now and then!!

[@helenelewis3255]

Migrating geese with Marcy baker

[@BAM-jc7uy]

fiskars Hexie x-L SQueeze Punch are great to recycle all your junk mail postcard type paper into hundreds of hexies. Five-Inch square Charm packs can be cut easily into 2 1/2 squares. 1 five-inch charm will make 4 squares to cover 4 hexie shapes. You can trim the corners later, after basting hexie shape. ALSO, if you punch a small circular hole or HEART in the center of the punched paper/recycled postcards it will help easily release the paper/recycled postcard when it's times to pull out the hexie paper template with a small cuticle type stick to reuse hexie paper template again.

[@cherylmatthews7172]

Wouldn't take me long and I would be talking like that too. Lol It was great having Sue on at the beginning of 2017. Just plum Awesome. :)

[@marinadebondt]

Very pleasant and clear presentation. Thank you so much!

[@grandam195]

Why are you pushing the glue pens? Its expensive and I find I prefer thread basting. I use the glue, but I usd Elmer's. It's much more affordable and works fine. I just use a dot on the back of the paper to hold it in place as I baste. Much faster, cheaper and EPP isn't just for rich suburban women. If a basting thread comes loose during stitching I then use a dot to hold that edge. It's a pain and time consuming to glue baste and its expensive. I think you are remiss in your attitude towards traditional methods of EPP. Your channel has just gone down several notches in favor in my quilting life. Sorry, but you seem to just be pushing sales. I thought you were better than that. I was wrong. Have a nice day,.

[@valerieenglish3468]

This just popped up, and im so glad it did! The mirror trick is amazing. I just started epp last year ( a large quilt - i guess i can't start small😅). This is going to inspire me to continue with it. I have a rotating mat, but i think i like the pink better!

[@rosemaryhaverstock1224]

I use Hexiform from England, because Hexiform is a fabric you don’t have to take hexagon out,,, it is my preference….💕

[@KK7THK]

I started working on my first EPP project last year while I was pregnant with my third :) I'm about two thirds complete with my GFG quilt, and I cannot recommend the glue pens enough! Total time saver! This video was so exciting, my two favorite people working together! Thanks for the demonstration of the mirror(s), now I'll have to find one!

[@kevinmonceaux2101]

All the yardage links on the get the supplies page linked to in the description above get Yikes! We can't find the page you're looking for (404) errors.

[@karenross3457]

Beautiful! I enjoyed seeing the technique. However, I am hot fond of hand sewing. I very much doubt I will be making one anytime soon.

[@feleciahoeschele4210]

I feel like all these tools are so unnecessary. A roll of freezer paper and a glue still is all you need. Trace your pattern on the non- shiny side of the freezer paper. Cute out the pieces and use a low heat iron to adhere them to the fabric. The waxy side will stick to the fabric when heated with the iron. Then use a glue stick to fold the edges over. There is probably a youtube video on how to use freezer paper to do applique pieces. Although, I do think I'm gonna get the pink lazy Susan looking thing. LoL

[@gwynhigginson4871]

Sorry don't like glue. Quicker stitching..do what suits..all good

[@patriciathomashefsky7802]

how do you remove the sticky dots from the template?

[@GoldenSun813]

That mirror thing she stands on the fabric to see what the fussing cuts will look like before she cuts, IS GENIUS! Wow my mind is blown and my socks are rocked right off

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

It's a great tool! You can get one following the link below. :) www.missouriquiltco.com/shop/detail/69353/patchwork-with-busy-fingerssue-daley-designs/sue-daley-designs/fussy-cutting-mirror

[@cherylp.3347]

What a wonderful surprise ! thanks from New Zealand

[@SundaysChild100]

Glad to see this coming back. I still have my paper pieces but out in the 1870's from cereal boxes and old envelopes. Some antique quilts still have the paper shapes left sewn into them, they were never removed

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

That sounds so great, Sheri! It would be so fun to see them!

[@laurafifer4453]

Sheri Sterling so you are over 100 years old? Or did you mean 1970’s? And i love this hexie work, woman back in the day did amazing things from simple notions and now you need thousand dollar sewing machine and 100’s of dollars of notions. I try to work the old fashioned way.

[@TheMountainGate]

KNICKER KNOT- 12:42

[@zahrarais]

Simply awesome , loved this episode, thanks girls 😘😘😘

[@martinbliss5604]

Jenny it's such a pleasure to watch these tutorials. You are hilarious.

[@connieferrell4432]

I visited Australia many years ago. I loved the people. Everyone was so helpful and kind. I was a newlywed at the time and my poor husband didn’t realize I was into these things. Fifty years later, he’s given up. You’re wonderful.

[@tonigibbs8912]

Another great tutorial. I love EPP and have made a number of small projects using this method. I taught my Mum and daughter this method and each have made several quilts which I then quilted on my longarm. We've always tacked/basted our work but I think the next piece will be glued, looks a lot quicker. Thanks to both ladies, lovely presentation. I'm an Aussie Jenny and I love your accent.

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

You'll have to let us know how it goes!

[@flossymelton7658]

She should move her hand when demonstrating the mirror. Could not see what she was explaining.

[@joannmccraw7235]

Absolutely beautiful. I've never tried English Paper Piecing (EPP), but I do believe I will give it a try. You make it so easy looking. Going to look for the supplies ... hope you have them!!!

[@goestocollege]

You guys are adorable!!! First time trying English Paper piecing. I'm excited to get started!

[@nohemibarreracarrero6298]

excelente el trabajo me fascina no hablo inglés pero veo sus maravillas desde Colombia

[@littlequiltsong9576]

Great tutorial! Thank you Sue and Jenny!

[@dixiesheridan1251]

I just got my lovely, pink, round cutting mat and I am in love! What a time saver and mistake eliminator. I use it for EPP and for quilting. Thank you!

[@cc83jc85]

excellent way of explaining!!!

[@jeanettewaverly2590]

Wow! She makes the impossible possible! Great presentation (love her manicure too). Many thanks for bringing her on the show!

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

So glad you enjoyed it, we hope you give it a try!

[@bevann716]

Love this tutorial. I have seen Sue's videos before on EPP and started some pieces...but got involved in other projects and tucked it away. This has inspired me to pull it out again...I just love the needle case she has there...such a great idea for someone who doesn't want to make a huge project. Love your tutorials Jenny. Watching your tutorial got me started quilting a few years back. Thank you for sharing them.

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

So glad you pulled it back out and you're working on it again, Beverly. Thanks for your kind words!

[@lauriehannon1875]

thank you so much for the tutorial .... I am going to try this

[@gerrygasson8114]

Just got a 15” rotary cutting mat, it’s brilliant

[@zblgran944]

Love your ending accent Jenny!!!

[@lindafriend9392]

Although I started with pencil, ruler, scissors, needle and thread (my first quilt took 18 months), I now use a fabric die cutting machine and sewing machine to quilt. I'm having a hip replacement in a fortnight, and I'm planning on doing some EPP in hospital and whilst I'm recuperating. I'm cutting the fabric hexies with a die and buying the templates ready cut ( I know, lazy or what?). Unfortunately I always seem to get in a mess with glue, so I'm still going to hand stitch. I've seen EPP done without stitching through the template, just a couple of backstitches at each 120' angle. The templates are then carefully removed and the stitches left in for stability. I'm really looking forward to my new project!

[@caramoonlynn]

Linda Friend good luck with your surgery.

[@lindafriend9392]

Caras Life on the Farm thanks - I'm looking forward to being more mobile!

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

What a great project for you while you recover, Linda. I'd call that convenience, not laziness! There are so many helpful tools for quilting nowadays. Best of luck with your surgery!

[@lindafriend9392]

Missouri Star Quilt Company my surgery went brilliantly well, I'm walking with one stick, I'm off painkillers and I've made 500 hexies so far with plenty of fabric left to make more😁. If anyone is watching from the UK, I found The Bottom Line 60wt polyester by Libby Lehman / Superior Threads online at Quilt Direct - they've got a great range of colours. I'm currently using Taupe 617, a nice grungy colour which just disappears into the fabric. I never thought I'd try EPP but it's very relaxing - thanks for putting this series on KZbin, it's really whetted my appetite 👍

[@kellybrown3613]

Are paper piercing quilts washable

[@AiryAsh]

And its not Wednesday or Friday with Jenny! Even better!!! ❤️

[@Dasburyfamily]

Great tutorial! I just recently started a quilt with 1” Hexie’s using Picnic Pop I bought at MSQC. I’m excited about it. 1 need 1,599 Hexie’s and I have over 100 made already.

[@shellyboyle3185]

AWESOME!!!! THANKS!!!!

[@rbynkirk]

Great to have Sue on. Really enjoyed this tutorial thanks.

[@annboudrot2562]

Thanks, what a great tutorial.

[@annekent7350]

My two very favourite patchwork ladies together! Words just cannot express my feelings!

[@kat0778]

Anne Kent yes!!!! How exciting!!

[@kathyverge4974]

That was a great treat, thank you

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!

[@ssowmiyas]

Missouri Star Quilt Company n m

[@encarnacionada2]

Hi, Ladies, great project it so lovely, that rotary cutting mat is a great idea and is so funny as you mention I have that rotary circle exercise wheel lol ha, ha, ha, I work out with it every day is fun is like dancing the twist. I am going to try this project. great information take care ladies keep up the great job.

[@donnahollingsworth6478]

Loved watching this video !! Got to try. 😊

[@jeanettenestman5943]

I haven't tried English Paper Piecing, but thanks to your tutorial, I definetly will now...will MSQC carry Sue Daley's kits? Or, where are they available? Would love to buy one!

[@BAM-jc7uy]

great idea of using 2-mirror product for creating a kaleidoscope effect with fabric and hexie shapes!!!

[@carmenvivanco9678]

Muy bonito donde puedo comprar la goma el molde etc etc

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

Si hace clic en el enlace de la siguiente descripción, encontrará todos los materiales utilizados para realizar este proyecto.

[@jeanettewaverly2590]

Clic!

[@billandteresaolsen1686]

Can you wash this after it is done?

[@Carlottax7]

I neverr knot when doing EPP - I just back sew. Maybe I will try this method out! I do like that Knicker knot. I also baste my pieces rather than glue as I like to stick to the traditional methods - I also design my own pieces and cut them out so it's all a bit time consuming! Slow is sometimes good though - even when you have limited spare time to sew, like I do:)

[@mariecaza6197]

Did not know what the difference between paper piecing (which I have done) and English paper piecing, thank you for the great tutorial. I love Hexi’s so this will be something that I will try.

[@evelyndeister4049]

How do I order your products? 4:04

[@craigwitt8501]

I was stitch basting my hexies while watching this and my jaw completely dropped! 😂

[@tchklette]

I was cutting out fabric to make Hexies tonight using a Sue Daley template! Decided to take a break and look what came up in my KZbin feed- what a coincidence. They came out great- will be using this template a lot. This is my first attempt with hexies- thanks Sue for making it easier.

[@purplemf80]

Great to see fellow aussie

[@HereIsMyStuff35]

Amazing tutorial! This method actually has a bit of Japanese folded patchwork in it. , I'll try this out for sure!

[@evelyndeister4049]

How do I order your products

[@lsa7ada123]

What kind of thread did she say? I have been using a cotton thread and have been only able to use 20" of thread at a time for my hexie quilt due to shredding thread, even though I use thread heaven.

[@jeanettewaverly2590]

She said she uses polyester thread for this technique.

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

She used polyester for this. You can find some in the products in the link below. :) www.missouriquiltco.com/land/tutorials/intro-english-paper-piecing/index.html?Social&

[@lsa7ada123]

Missouri Star Quilt Company Thank you sew much! Yes, I said it. =)

[@newcopperpenny]

I have been able to locate the templates and papers but there are choices of different sizes. Could you please share what size hexagon and what size petal templates you are using in this video.

[@suecone2198]

This is not the kind of English paper piecing I knew about, and I love it! I am not sure about the mirror part as I did use a mirror for another quilt project but this is completely different. Thanks again for another awesome (I know that word is over used) tutorial as I always learn something.

[@not_today_satan_7]

I'll pass on this one

[@Carolyn1952Hoxton]

Thanks, it was very pretty, I have made paper pieced hexies, but never that flower shape, it is lovely. Enjoyed listening to her, she has a pretty accent from Austrailia!

[@mmiddleton8807]

Great to see a fellow Aussie with Jenny:) And Sue, your "accent" is totally normal!!! Great tips here. Many thanks to you both.

[@cathyphegley7848]

Such a delightful video. It was great to actually see Sue demonstrate….so clear and concise. Thank you!💕

[@lindalubben8779]

Too much gabbing

[@newcopperpenny]

Could you please tell us what templates you are using for this. You mentioned the hexagon but failed to mention what the other template is. You said they were the flower petals but when I have gone to locate them do not see a template or matching paper pieces called flower petals.

[@maryellendillon4469]

So cool with the mirror to test out the final result. It’s like a kaleidoscope.....

[@rebaw3624]

Hello, wonderful video. Is she using single or double strand thread? TY

[@MsChris23456]

So intrincate

[@jrowlove7328]

I absolutely LOVE the Australian accent. She is adorable.

[@guadalupeblakey9926]

BEAUTIFUL and faster and the results are gorgeous

[@jeanettenestman5943]

Sorry, I just looked above and am going to go on the site and place my order...Thanks!!!

[@trishjohns8473]

I purchased a pattern today, was so impressed it came will all it paper templates, an actual template and all of the materials. Then I purchased the needles, thread and glue, ready to start my very first EPP Project

[@monelleny]

Embroidery needles are the ones with the large eyes, not milliners' needles. Thanks for a great video!

[@jennifercheeseman5231]

Hi I would like to purchase some of the products used where can I get them. Thanks

[@michelledenning2381]

I wonder how affordable this is?

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

Here is a link to Some supplies to help you get started: www.missouriquiltco.com/shop/browse?q=English+Paper+Piecing We hope his helps!

[@TeteNog]

I love to watch your videos and paper piecing and I just feel sad that I can not buy that magical glue pen in Portugal :(

[@kat0778]

Oh my gosh, the mirror!!!!!! Lovely duo ladies. Aussies represent!!

[@deborahmarshall6263]

Wow!!! Thank you Jenny and Sue! Great tutorials. You have inspired me to pick up my EPP again and try with glue this time.... loved these videos.

[@francinechase7090]

Coloring by number that is what I would call it, I love it. Thank You

[@normaleija3685]

Wow! Can I find the glue pen in Jo Ann stores??? Beautiful work

[@janetehoffman]

WOW, great tutorial and technique. Thank you.

[@alejandrarowe9078]

Do you starch your fabric before starting your paper piecing project?

[@4wheeltundra]

Revisiting this tutorial as I want to Fussy cut - love you two together. Great tutorial thx

[@petmomful2260]

Are you sewing the pieces together with just one strand of thread, or with two? This is great, thank you both.