How to do Foundation Paper piecing

[@patmoffitt5795]

Thank you for your very clear video. I needed a refresher and your video is just what I needed.

[@judithdembowski149]

Your blocks are paper pieced! I LOVE paper piecing. ❤💕🇺🇸

[@nikishazechiel6848]

I love how I don't have to measure all those tiny pieces!! Such a FASCINATING way to quilt!!!

[@lynnaltmayer7982]

You instructions are very good!

[@elizabethsawyer5906]

Great tutorial on foundation paper piecing. I have never seen anyone cut out the fabric using a template from the pattern before. I cant wait to give it a go.Thank you so much. 💕

[@chloegrl1366]

I watched your strawberry video a million times to make my feather pillow then a tote bag!!! They turned out wonderful!!!!! Now I want to do the inland swan quilt and refresh my memory on your strawberry video again.....Thx a Bunch!!! Congrats on baby!!!!

[@cathysargent4400]

I've tried paper-piecing before without much success. But your video is easy to follow and I have a renewed sense that I can try again with success. Thanks for your demonstration!

[@cougarllb]

Such clear and easy instructions, thank you! I did my first FPP pattern last night after watching another tutorial and it was awful and no fun at all. Your tips on placing the fabric and pattern for cutting, which side up and down, were so foundational and helpful. I am now more excited to make the next block tonight, hopefully without the same frustration and choice language haha!

[@choochoobruemmer4658]

thank you for this very helpful video on paper piecing. I had a "light bulb" moment when you show the tea bag paper being folded back and placing the new fabric under. With the pattern reversed you can see if the new piece of fabric will cover the section. Thanks i was having issues with that and now it is all clear. thank very much!!!

[@rahrahsfabricsquilting4029]

Thank you for a great video. I FINALLY understand how to lay the fabric so it covers those pieces with weird angles.

[@mariafisher1693]

Thank you! I finally figured out the mysterious foundation paper piecing! It doesn't look too hard. I took notes. I love your videos!

[@helenk7811]

Thank you! Your tutorial is great and gave me the courage to finally try FPP. It’s going well so far! Brain stretcher, for sure!

[@tanyanuttall2429]

Thank you very much for your video which gives such a clear view of how to proceed. It's the very first time that I've 'got' how to do foundation paper piecing and I'm now trying it out. Thank you again.

[@discoveranddo5487]

Hi x i have just come across your video and would love to give this ago but although I am taken to your website there is no button to download x

[@chloegrl1366]

Great video!!!!! I used regular copy paper but the paper was really a pain to pull out of stitches and some of my stitches came loose. I will try your freezer paper method next. that you have in one of your other videos. Im making pillows and want to line the front piece how would your do that and how do you quilt over all your pieces I'm new to quilting and don't feel comfortable with stitching in the ditch? My pieces are feathers and are small pieces. Do you ever not quilt over them when making small projects.......I've never done free motioned and will not be using batting with the pillows. I would appreciate your view on this. Thx a bunch.

[@elisagalery1598]

I like how you print two patterns so that you can cut the fabric to the sizes of the pieces. I do paper piecing and sometimes cut the fabrics too small. I’m going to try your way now! 😊

[@Sugaridoo]

Yess this really prevents from cutting pieces too small. I always like to cut my pieces on the bigger side to be sure that they will fit after sewing :)

[@irisramey2615]

I loved the tutorial. The best part was cutting each shape out and cutting the fabric a larger version of the shape. Very helpful! I am not familiar with tea paper. I am not sure why you would wash it??? 🤷🏻‍♀️. I am sure there is a good reason.

[@mary-annz.reynolds7778]

You make it look so easy! Maybe I can do this? Thank you. It is the BEST tutorial I've seen...and I've watched a lot of videos.

[@mishti06]

Hi from Australia Irene!! I've been watching sooooo many of your videos and wanted to tell you that you really inspire me. In particular, you have re ignited my interest in piecing. I did it a long time ago but now I feel it's time to return. I have a rather silly question I hope you can help me with...when you print the pattern onto freezer paper...do you print it on the dull side (I'm guessing this one) or the shiny side? Loving you videos, your smile and enthusiasm are infectious and you've renewed my love of quilting..thank you!!

[@pamketron]

Excellent instructions!!! I have never paper pieced. By watching you, I think I could do this. Those leaves pieces were so little. Thanks for the instructions!

[@darlafarrant3694]

I am getting into quilting again and just discovered Sugaridoo - absolutely LOVE your style and colors! Never done paper piecing before but am definitely going to give it a try. Where do I find tea bag paper? Is there an alternative to tea bag paper?

[@PrincePaulUK]

I'm having trouble with this also

[@thegirlydinosaur1714]

Hey i tried to find this super cute pattern using the link but I’ve had no luck. This is such a great video and i would love to try it,

[@IzaSol]

Great job!

[@susan-sn7jg]

One of the best videos I've seen. Loved ❤️ it.

[@luanademelza]

Best paper piecing tutorial I've seen so far!! Where (in NL) can I find the teabag paper?

[@Sugaridoo]

Wat leuk om te horen! Het theezakjespapier kun je in de Sugaridoo webshop bestellen, je vind het hier: www.sugaridoo.com/nl/product/theezakjespapier/

[@lindasapp3051]

I love your videos. You have such a sweet happy baby boy. He's so cute and always seems so happy but I guess that's because he has such a happy mommy. Anyway, I tried to find tea bag paper on amazon and I can't get them to understand that I prefer sheets of it and not tea bag sizes. Where do you get yours? I live in North Carolina.

[@budisuhendro437]

Do you also remove the paper after the work has been completed?

[@carolynwatts2942]

Is the Sampler book available in book form. I am not computer savvy? Love your tutorials. I am form South Carolina, United States. Thank you

[@LisaLisa-zl9vu]

So your seams are just a little over 1/4" around the block shape?

[@claudettemonty5155]

Where do you buy that "tea paper"?? It’s the first time I heard about that kind of paper! I know onions paper but not tea!! Lol!

[@luannesbarbaro4836]

Where do you find tea bag paper? Is it the same as coffee filter paper? It seems that most of the places that sell tea bag paper are in China and the shipping is exorbitant to get to the US!!!

[@ThomFamily05]

I can't find the link to the pattern :( it's not an actual link on the blog

[@GuenevereSchwien]

I would like to follow along with your video but it seems there is no link to the pattern anymore?

[@inesjeronimo2544]

Me too... 😢

[@kitadcock5160]

What kind of paper for tracing the pattern?

[@citzwerth]

Hi Irene, das ist ein richtig tolles Tutorial. Gibst du auch Kurse in deinem Laden?

[@Sugaridoo]

Hi Claudia! No I'm sorry, I only teach throught KZbin at the moment :)

[@beverleysimmons8080]

Hey Luana i am from Newfoundland Canada what part of Newfoundland are you from

[@chrissywilmshurst2323]

I cant find the pattern for the strawberry.

[@tigerbaby25]

Can you do a video on the difference between “foundation piecing” and “English paper piecing”? Thank you!

[@chandracox6814]

Foundation paper piecing uses a sewing machine. English paper piecing is all hand sewing. Two totally different techniques.

[@LisaLisa-zl9vu]

Can I use tracing paper?

[@sheliawood1563]

Fabulous

[@maryannscanlon7042]

I am never sure when to trim before sewing or when you flip and sew on the line before trimming.

[@carolynwatts2942]

Oh, sorry I meant to ask you the price of the book and fabrics in U.S. dollars.

[@kerranky]

i don't understand the point of paper piercing?

[@dianeduncan9493]

It allows you to make very small and intricate shapes very accurately,

[@janetehoffman]

kerranky Paper piecing is great for super sharp points, try it!