NEW WAY Foundation Paper Piecing FPP Starburst Quilt Block

NEW way foundation paper piecing Quilt Block Technique. This new, EASY technique for foundation paper piecing is for everyone. New foundation paper piecing method is faster too✅
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[@warrenkelley8328]

I went to a class recently on paper piecing and had a wonderful time. I was exhausted because not only was paper piecing and quilting new to me but I am 75 and recovering from a stroke. It took me so long to do one block and I still have not torn away the paper. Each block consists of 8 sections. I have 16 more blocks to complete. The one block took me almost 5 hours. The next day I tried your method. WOW! I completed the block in a lot less time. I was able to check and see if the material covered each section a lot easier and no paper to tear away. They look identical. I also did a birdhouse pattern I had for practice. I downloaded this pattern and am eager to try it. You brought a grown man to tears and I thank you. This is also the first comment I have ever written.

[@TheSewingChannel]

Well thank you so much for coming on to let me know. I am so glad this video was helpful....Quilt on my friend❣️

[@lb4001]

I am so inspired by you and love watching Tracy's videos which only came up in utube recently. I subscribed straight away. Keep going. Tracy is a wonderful teacher✂️🧵🧷

[@patricklee5578]

My wife does not sew thru the paper. She transfers pattern to freezer paper using window or light box. Cuts out pattern pieces-numbered, use tracing wheel to score fold line. folds that back after afixing material , places add-a-quarter or add-a-eight ruler, trims material and procedes-no need to tear paper and the freezer paper can be used several times, using hot dry iron to hold material in place.

[@mammafo]

Yes with the wax paper no glue stick needed

[@lindagivvin2235]

I've used this technique before and used my stitch-in-the-ditch foot to get my seam as close to the paper without sewing on the paper. Thanks for sharing the Starburst pattern!

[@TheSewingChannel]

Great tip Linda✅ Thank you !

[@tangledthreadworks]

I've used this method before but never thought of using my SITD foot - thanks!

[@djf57]

That's a great idea I love that foot

[@djf57]

Tha kyou for this tutorial

[@leisaburke2463]

This is so awesome! I knew someone would figure out how to do this much easier. I could never get mine to look right after flipping it over, it seems so wrong to sew without looking at it. Thank you so much showing us all how to do this.

[@TheSewingChannel]

Glad I could help Leisa...there is no way I could consistently do this the traditional way...I would get frustrated trying to get the paper out of the stitches GRRRR..no way that's not for me!✅

[@momof2641]

You could also print this out on the non waxy side of freezer paper and then use your iron to hold everything together on the waxy side. Everything is the same except you use your iron in place of glue and your end product might be a little crisper since you’d be ironing. I love using the freezer paper and you get just as many uses from the freezer paper as regular paper

[@cathrynalpaugh6765]

Tracy, I love this!! And I'm so happy I'm not the only quilter who is both happy and sometimes surprised when my points come together the way I want them to. 🤠

[@TheSewingChannel]

It's a good day when points match for sure!!!🎉

[@momof2641]

Sorry for all the nagging comments 🙈 I just wanted to say that this is my first time watching your videos and I as a beginner love how you go into detail every step of the way and the tips you (especially about starting in the middle to get everything lined up nicely, I’ve never seen that before) give are much appreciated. Your videos cover the seasoned quilters and also help the beginner sewers as well. I think a lot of people forget that usually beginner sewers coming to KZbin for help. So thank you so much for taking the time and explaining everything so well, it’s incredibly appreciated ❤️🙏

[@laurajustice4275]

It's amazingly beautiful. I was thinking paper piecing wasn't my thing, but I'm going to have to try this. Thank you.

[@TheSewingChannel]

You are so welcome!

[@MemoirsofaLongArmQuilter]

Hey Tracy! Thank you for sharing this method. Learned a similar technique doing a JN quilt this weekend at a retreat. My only suggestion would be to use Scotch repositioning glue for that first piece. I loved it, just a suggestion. 😊 - Stephanie

[@TheSewingChannel]

Great tip!Thank you!!!✅

[@Stars82]

Revolutionary and brilliant! I'm looking forward to using this method of FPP on my next project. Thank you for your wonderful tutorials!

[@TheSewingChannel]

You are so welcome Stella! and WOW thank you for the kind feedback! I appreciate it very much💛

[@barbarakushner5718]

Excellent demonstration of piecing without added paper! Love it and I think I can do it! 💕❤️😊 Thanks

[@TheSewingChannel]

You can do it!🎊🎉🥳

[@ColeenSewsChats]

This is some kind of sorcery😯😍 ! Better late than never, totally worth the wait. Thank you for the tips , you did an awesome job showing this ! Stunning results! 💞

[@TheSewingChannel]

Yes! Quilter Magic LOL😆 Glad it was helpful Coleen💛

[@nikkianderson975]

This is the *only* FPP video I’ve watched (and I’ve watched so many) that made this click. And the best part is that there is no major paper waste! A giant thank you for this 💙 can’t wait to try this out, this was a very well done tutorial!

[@TheSewingChannel]

Wow, so glad it was helpful Nikki💛

[@SewAndTellwithDori]

BRAVO!!!! Thanks for relenting and doing this video, Tracy! Much more complicated than the first paper piecing block in your last video. Don't think I could have figured it out correctly without watching this video had I decided to give it a try. Made for a good pt. 2 for your channel this week, huh? 😉 Praying your area of the country isn't being bombarded by fire, monsoon floods, or excessive heat! Sewing hugs!!! 💜

[@TheSewingChannel]

So many had asked why I didn't show the more difficult block in the first vid...but if I had I think it would have been too much at once🤷🏻‍♀️ No floods,fires or heatwaves here✅ We are in good shape here in OHIO💛 Sewing hugs right back!!!!

[@SewAndTellwithDori]

@@TheSewingChannel It was good that you posted the tutorials as you did. The first was at a level that most people could do without much difficulty; the second was at more of an intermediate level. I completely agree that doing them both in the same video would have been far too much at once. Ya done good yet again, Tracy! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@TheSewingChannel]

Thanks Dori. 💛💛💛

[@Brandi62]

Does your tracing wheel actually make little holes in your paper? I have an older one and I wanted to make sure it is like yours.

[@SewAndTellwithDori]

@@Brandi62 Yes. The wheel is spiked.

[@evanorth3056]

I loved this video and the other fpp video of yours I watched... amazing... I've just started paper piecing with hexagons and am really enjoying it... and wanted to learn to do foundation paper piecing

[@annevogel7794]

thank you! learned a new skill! Thank you that your pattern has #4 and #5 the same width. Another version I found was not the same width for these 2 pieces and it bugged me...although I'm going to finish what I started with that template. Yours is accurate. I will subscribe. Thank you!!!!!!

[@larrydawnwiloth1198]

Have you thought of using double sided fashion tape? I've been working on a double wedding ring quilt and the archs are done with foundation paper piecing. I found the tape helps for the first piece. 😊

[@winnepeterson7740]

It’s also called “paperless” paper piecing. Two great aids are the “add a quarter inch” ruler (which comes in several lengths), and a “stitch-in-the-ditch” foot.

[@TheSewingChannel]

Awesome Winne thank you so much for the info✅

[@BlueMelissa]

Love my add a quarter ruler. Bought mine 20 years ago For 1.50!! Lol

[@HelenSimmons-my1zq]

Thank you so much for this awesome tutorial. I have been trying to master FPP and this helped me more then you know. I can't wait to try this new way of doing it.

[@chelseawestbury4265]

Thank you for posting this!! Very easy to follow and very thorough in your explanation of the method you’re using!

[@marystreeter134]

I do love your channel. You are easy to watch and learn from.

[@TheSewingChannel]

I appreciate that Mary 💛 Thank you for such kind feedback💛

[@Sewtangle]

I’m using a cheap children’s art paper pad on a very similar 8 pointed star PP pattern and you’re right. I hate tearing out the paper, but the paper I’m using tears right off and doesn’t add too much bulk thru all the seams. next time, I’ll try it this way.

[@gamadebdegamadebde]

Thank you for showing us this "floating star", my name for this one. Two questions. 1. How do you keep your tips from being sucked down into feed dogs and ruining the points without a little leader scrap? 2. Why do you open the seams in final ironing instead of seams all to one side? Swore I would never, ever, do another paper pieced star but will have to try this one. Great tutorial.

[@TheSewingChannel]

The way I keep my "tips" from getting sucked in....Line it up with needle right above where it will go into fabric-Drop your needle or hand wheel your needle down first prior to starting to sew.(you'll hear me in the vid say "drop your needle"). I open my seams at the end because I feel it lays more flat.☑️ Thank you for the kind feedback too💛

[@maryannfeeney9763]

i am so going to make this with christmas fabrics. I think it would make a stunning quilt. I love Foundation Paper piecing, but hate the ripping of the paper off. Thanks Tracy.

[@TheSewingChannel]

It will be beautiful Maryann🎄

[@valerievalagator6780]

I use a similar method, except I use freezer paper, and press each piece to the freezer paper instead of using pins/clips or glue sticks.

[@hopz2itlois699]

Wow, I was always so afraid of even attempting FPP. This method just opened that door for me. Thank you Tracy for sharing this. ❤❤❤

[@TheSewingChannel]

You are so welcome! Happy to help💛

[@jeankeith7309]

Where do we get the temple? Thank you! I think I can do this!

[@dotretired]

Great video! Most brands of machines have an "edge foot' or "stitch in the ditch" foot which rides right along the paper. So easy! For Bernina it's #10, #10C or #10D. Thank for all your great video Tracy!!

[@jeanettesmith3341]

Been working on your idea of scallops, oh boy I’m having a ball, the half of the circles are a fan, lot’s of ideas. Thx so much and no nervousness!! Just full of ways to do scallops!!🥰🥰

[@TheSewingChannel]

That's great Jeanette! Be sure to send me a pic when it's finished to my email ([e-mail]) or post on Instagram with the hashtag #thesewingchannel ✅

[@sunseekerrs3087]

Gosh, FPP seems so backwards to me, but yet so exacting and your video is so helpful. Do you find FPP uses more fabric than regular piecing? This is great! Thank you!

[@TheSewingChannel]

I don't think it uses much more fabric🤷🏻‍♀️

[@kathyschultz1063]

Tracy, loved this video! I've never done FPP before because it always looked to complicated, required too many "notions", and just looked like it took up a lot of time. But I think I'm going to give this method a try. I'm having a difficult time trying to find free FPP patterns that will work for this method. Would happen to have a good source that I can check out? Thanks!

[@TheSewingChannel]

Search on google for "free FPP patterns"🤷🏻‍♀️ There are a lot free....

[@cmt8783]

What a great new way to do FPP! I am so excited about not having to tear out papers and also not need 80 pieces of paper for my foundations! Thanks for this tutorial!

[@bronwynreed5184]

love the method and you make it look so easy and the results are amazing. kind regards

[@TheSewingChannel]

Thanks so much 😊 it is soooooo easy!!! YOU can do it!🎊

[@ddykstra1]

Question: if you’re doing a paper piece project that has a “direction” to it - ie: something facing right or left - traditional FPP has you lay fabrics on the reverse or back side of paper and in your tutes, you’re placing on the fabrics on the right (printed numbers/letters) side. Wouldn’t that “reverse” the direction ? I can see on simple blocks or uniform blocks your method works, but if you have a pattern that puts let’s say a flower on the right of a house (when pieces joined) or a left eye winking on a face, wouldn’t your method give you the finished result in reverse?

[@TheSewingChannel]

Try it and see if it works🤷🏻‍♀️ It's hard to say when I can't visually see what you mean....sorry.

[@jesspeak7543]

Thank you for such a great tutorial, you have made this technique look very simple.

[@joyscranfield5527]

Ok, enough talking now!😇 Show me how to do it, PLEASE 🙏 😭 😌 Got the pattern downloaded, now to try this method out. 😉 Bless your hard working heart!

[@TheSewingChannel]

LOL!!!😂

[@meacadwell]

Genius!!! Thank you for sharing it. I'd been putting off FPP because of the tedium of paper bits everywhere. Now I can give it a try. :)

[@TheSewingChannel]

You're very welcome!

[@vikkirountoit497]

New subscriber here - this is great! I love the detail of scrappy paper piecing, but quit paper piecing because I hate pulling the paper off. Really can't wait to start up again using this method. Thank you!

[@chelseawestbury4265]

By the way, I love your ring! Where did you get it?

[@theresaskrabanek512]

This block is hard todo but worth the effort!

[@pamsury3969]

OK question. Could you use the shiny side of freezer paper for the pattern? Then maybe the glue wouldn’t stick so badly

[@TheSewingChannel]

Well Pam...the only time the glue stuck like that was when I went and ate lunch and came back a while later LOL😆 otherwise it only lightly adheres ✅ others have used freezer paper though...try and see if it works for you🤷🏻‍♀️ keep us posted✅

[@evs8827954]

Just wondering if you could use a stitch in the ditch foot which has a metal guide. If you turned your fabric so it was to the right of the needle instead of to the left, I wonder if that ‘d work because you could butt the metal piece right up to the paper fold. Wouldn’t work with larger pieces however.

[@TheSewingChannel]

You can always give it try🤷🏻‍♀️

[@heddaacevedo]

I will definitely try this method…great ❤️❤️❤️👏

[@TheSewingChannel]

Awesome Hedda! It's an easy technique for sure✅

[@trishamcdonough7150]

I'm a newbie, what size is the template supposed to be?

[@TheSewingChannel]

The pattern prints on one sheet Trisha. I forgot to measure the final block too LOL😆 As soon as I get a chance I will measure it and put the edit in this post to you✅

[@bettysilsbee879]

What type of paper did you use? I was thinking maybe freezer paper would work. Thank you for the instructions.

[@TheSewingChannel]

Regular printer paper Betty✅

[@chickad5820]

I got the tulip FPP to download from your link but the star wouldn't do anything. I went to the other links and couldn't get it there either. I made sure my pop-up blocker was off too? Help

[@TheSewingChannel]

Try this link✅ quiltingdigest.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Lone-starbust-Update-7-15.pdf

[@sheriaguilar3651]

What did you make of the block? A pillow, table runner? I’d like to see how you finished it.

[@TheSewingChannel]

I was playing with fabric...never made anything of it.🤷🏻‍♀️

[@joannejohnson7146]

Saw one of your videos and am making a farm Animal Baby quilt. Love only having to draw out 1 pattern for each animal.❗️

[@TheSewingChannel]

That is awesome!

[@momof2641]

Is it possible to press the seams in different directions so they nest together? I’m new to this and have only watched the videos for paper piecing and for regular quilting but I don’t think I’ve ever seen an option on nesting the seams with paper piecing. Do you need a walking foot to get the bulkier parts on just a regular old beginner sewing machine?

[@TheSewingChannel]

No nesting for this one...you just have to follow the lines and what is added next✅

[@weewarriors4105]

This I can do! The old way just never made sense to me.

[@mariejohns1387]

I love FPP but i hate tearing off the paper. This is so awesome Tracy!! Thanks for sharing….you’re the best!!!❤️

[@TheSewingChannel]

Absolutely welcome Maria💛

[@sparkie3231]

FINALLY!!! Instructions I can understand! Thank you so much! I've been wanting to learn this technique for years. I even bought books on it, but was unable to understand the directions. You are an excellent teacher! Thank you for your thoroughness and willingness to help those of us who are challenged by written directions. 💞🥰

[@kathleenmorgan3933]

Hey sparkie, I'm with you on that fact I am that woman, if it's not stamped on my forehead I do not know what's going on😂

[@irisuhde7635]

Thanks for the cool idear with the glue. I knew this whith freezer paper. But then you have to copi All the FPP pattern.

[@TheSewingChannel]

Much faster this way for sure✅

[@TheEliza422]

This is so similar to the freezer paper method - I never considered just using paper the same way.

[@TheSewingChannel]

Yes it is similar to freezer paper method✅ Super fast just using paper and glue💛

[@jpeood32]

thanks for being humble enough to let us see the boo boos!

[@karenfoote5061]

I am wondering if you could provide the measurements for each shape and hoe many. Thank you

[@TheSewingChannel]

I'm sorry...it was a free pattern...the link is in info box ❤️

[@pamsury3969]

One of the ladies in my quilting group said to use the washable stick glue. It doesn’t come up your needle as much

[@TheSewingChannel]

yes...absolutely a great idea✅

[@leeanadoyel890]

Love the technique. Where did you get the little iron board you use (looks round with blue and white fabric)?

[@TheSewingChannel]

Here's the video Leeana on how I made the tiny ironing board✅ kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpqtfWWmnrafbpY

[@cindifairchild1846]

How do you avoid the bubble in the center where all the points meet? I’ve made this pattern with your steps and sometimes end up with a bubble and if I press it well the areas around it wrinkle.

[@TheSewingChannel]

Try sewing from where your points meet up first and then work your way to the end and then drop your needle in center and go other way....move slowly because it is thick...make sure you have a 1/4" seam.✅

[@sharronyeates6568]

What is the wheel you are using for quick cutting. Thanks for the time you put into your channel 😊

[@TheSewingChannel]

I use the Martelli rotary cutter✅

[@traceytowner176]

Hello! Thank you so much for these instructions! I enjoy your channel! When I click on the link it takes me to a site that isn’t secure. Is there any other way to get the free block? Ty!

[@TheSewingChannel]

Try searching google...✅

[@slug500]

Wow! I think if I watch this one more time (both parts) I will have enough courage to actually make an attempt! I bought a beautiful big FPP project that I have been procrastinating on because I just couldn’t see myself sewing on all that paper. Thank you!

[@TheSewingChannel]

Awe your welcome Sandy! Happy to help. Maybe print out the free pattern and practice to get your courage up💛

[@slug500]

@@TheSewingChannel I think I want something easier😂 I did print out the pattern but want to try something easier.

[@maureenantoinestockman1051]

Thank you so much! I'm brand new to this technique. Happened to download this very pattern and got very stuck in execution. Again, this is so helpful and I am grateful!

[@katehenry2718]

Looks like paper piecing is a real pain to work with and still doesn't match up as precisely as advertized.

[@mary-ruthflores4107]

Like any sewing, you are in charge. I like PP since I’m not that accurate with my 1/4”. If I am right on the point at the beginning and the end, if I waver in the center. A tiny bit, it doesn’t matter. And I’m dyslexic which is a big help with PP!

[@mrslincoln5118]

Excellent video! I haven’t read through all the comments, but I’ve never seen anyone FPP on the lined side of the fabric? And a suggestion or two…add a quarter ruler in 6”, 12”, or/and 18” is a FPP game changer along with printer sized and compatible freezer paper.

[@bettys375]

Thanks looking fwd to making❤

[@flameshakk670]

I like FAST sis!!! Your brilliance is AWESOME!!!🤗

[@TheSewingChannel]

Yay! Thank you! I've been thinking about you all week....LOL😆 We must play catch up SOON!✅

[@flameshakk670]

@@TheSewingChannel I’ve been thinking about you to sis!! We will catch up soon!!😘

[@sarahpugh749]

Hi, greetings from the UK, I was blown away by your tutorial. I am definitely going to try this. Thank you for sharing your skills and knowledge.

[@aprilscraftroom]

Wow - you're a genius. I was not interested in EPP until I saw your video. Thank you for this awesome tutorial. 🙂April

[@TheSewingChannel]

Glad it was helpful April....I was NEVER a fan either of FPP because of so many weird, awkward steps involved🤷🏻‍♀️ This way is "doable" now for me LOL😆

[@saragreen5059]

Where can I download the free paper pieced pattern you are using? Great tutorial!!!

[@saragreen5059]

Got it !!! Should have looked before I asked.!!

[@lyleannwise7492]

thanks for the Wonderfull tutorial. where did you get that fantastic rotary cutter

[@TheSewingChannel]

Thank you...the rotary cutter is a Martelli cutter✅ ergo correct✅

[@lyleannwise7492]

@@TheSewingChannel thank you sew much I really appreciate your videos🙂

[@brendaholder2260]

Thank you for the tutorial! I love this block😀

[@TheSewingChannel]

You are so welcome! So easy too✅

[@michelereynolds9898]

I’ve been working on a New York Beauty using the traditional FPP technique. Your new method looks fantastic-I’ll try it on my next project!! You’re a great teacher. Thanks much. A new subscriber here.

[@TheSewingChannel]

Awesome! Welcome to The Sewing Channel💛

[@dcwatashi]

Hey there Tracy girl haven’t seen you on the online sales and now they’re doing this special sale every single day, one lady commented how am I supposed to get anything done if you’re on every day lol I am still waiting for you to do that remake of the cross body one seam purse where you were going to use magnets as your closures

[@TheSewingChannel]

Hey how's it going? I've been busy creating my videos LOL😆 If I watched those sales everyday I for sure would not get much done LOL! The closures for the cross body is on the list ✅

[@dcwatashi]

@@TheSewingChannel OK girl I’m waiting my purse is falling apart lol. With my insomnia I am never awake early enough to get in on those daily videos which is a good thing because I really should not be spending any more money. I have my eyes on the Juki either 2010 or the one that has the micro lift feature that’s a lot of money to spend but I’m getting tired of my singer quantum it just takes me so long to get anything done but it is still a great machine

[@nancylinnehan8765]

Thank you for simplifying this for me, I just couldn’t wrap my head around Epps , this video makes so much more sense to me! I can’t wait to try it.

[@TheSewingChannel]

Glad it was helpful Nancy...just remember though that this is not the traditional way...but same end results with no frustration✅

[@eogma7848]

I am practicing your suggestion to drop my needle so my machine won't eat that little corner. Well, I am experiencing too many eaten corners even when I drop the needle. So frustrating. Maybe my machine is whacky.

[@TheSewingChannel]

Try coming away from corner first,drop needle then backstitch and slowly move to stitch. What presser foot do you use mostly?

[@eogma7848]

@@TheSewingChannel The quarter inch foot

[@elainejohnson8063]

I’m trying my first paper piecing project and have been watching so many tutorials. This one is the by far the BEST and most information of all. Thank You for so much help.

[@pamelaburdick8366]

I have never had so much difficulty in downloading this PDF, how unfortunate

[@TheSewingChannel]

Sorry about that...unfortunately it is not my pattern or link ...so I can't even help because it belongs to someone else.🤷🏻‍♀

[@pamelaburdick8366]

I understand

[@helenpeterson5046]

PP is not easy. I am still so new to this

[@diannaskillen845]

You can also do this with freezer paper and then you don’t need to use the glue.

[@TheSewingChannel]

True...Thank you for letting us know💛

[@lcsd863]

Again this is great. Paper piecing complex angles can be hard to get right. As on #7 the paper is folded and the angle is obvious. Not Getting the fabric piece sew on wrong is solved.😊

[@peggymacmichael9788]

Great teaching. Love your ring. Is it a metal or some other material?

[@TheSewingChannel]

They are called blessing bands✅💛here’s the link mysaintmyhero.com/products/blessing-band

[@NDFleming]

Love learning something new, thank-you so much for sharing your technique.

[@rethamoore4282]

I think this is the prettiest star I've seen ! The materials you used are just GEORGEOUS!!❤❤❤

[@glynisreynolds446]

Great explanation 👏👏 but still don’t think FPP is for me 🤣🤣😳 🇬🇧

[@TheSewingChannel]

Fair enough! It's not for everyone for sure...but it does make an extremely precise quilt block when needed✅

[@glynisreynolds446]

@@TheSewingChannel I’m sure more people will give it a go after watching your video 👍👍🇬🇧

[@SewtheDistance]

Gorgeous! Great tips as always! Love the technique!

[@TheSewingChannel]

Thank you my quilt buddy💛

[@debbierichard8370]

This is how I do all of my fpp. It’s so fast and easy.

[@electasmith1486]

Awesome - I will do my first paper piecing this weekend Thank you

[@lindarambone5305]

I just found you. I love you. I love your personality and your teaching style.

[@michelleswistak1389]

My word for the year is challenge and this looks like a good one. I wanted to learn PP and this is the year, thanks. Videos are awesome!

[@MarySmith-hv9fs]

I found your other video first. Then I found the template, then I found this second excellent video that you did showing exactly how to use this template. Thanks so much for making both videos and teaching us about paper piecing. Now I'm going to try it and see what happens. Have a great day!

[@julianec8494]

Great tutorial

[@renestovall9226]

Thank you and I do appreciate the time you spent in explaining this technique. 😊 I hope i get to dance too💃🏻

[@juliebute905]

I’m dancing with happy feet. I did get what I came for! Wow!

[@TheSewingChannel]

LOL 😆 Awesome Julie LOL

[@caroltytler7205]

I’ve just discovered you! What a great tutorial! Good tips on what to watch out for. I’ve never done PP but now want to try this!

[@TheSewingChannel]

Glad it was helpful Carol.✅

[@lorettahenderson8979]

Delightful ❤❤

[@diannplatt-roberts8692]

Love FPP so this is awesome. Thanks.

[@TheSewingChannel]

You're welcome!!!💛

[@Mickey-jn8hz]

I wish there was a less complicated one for us beginners…..

[@sharonlyman3029]

Tks for this. Love this method.

[@TheSewingChannel]

You are so welcome Sharon...Thank you for supporting my channel💛

[@katethikim9126]

Thank you!!