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Make precise quilt blocks with foundation paper piecing. You simply stich on the pattern lines printed on foundation piecing paper, then remove the paper when you finish sewing the block. If you don’t want to remove papers, you can piece on a muslin foundation that stays in your quilt. No fussy 1/4-inch seams with foundation piecing – just stitch on the line and you are foundation piecing quilts!
Browse our foundation piecing quilting projects for your own inspiration.
Foundation paper piecing (sometimes referred to as FPP) is a foundation quilting technique that uses paper to guide stitching lines for a quilt block. This is a great technique for...
Oh, how I love designing in Electric Quilt! The drawing tools helped me design one side of a paper-piecing-friendly 60-degree triangle and mirror-image it. I made six of them. I...
The traditional method of foundation paper piecing stitches through the paper. Then the paper needs to be removed when the quilt block is sewn. With a freezer paper foundation, the...
