Foundation Piecing Primer: Part 1

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Piece by Piece
A Foundation
Piecing Primer - Part 1

Get ready to try a quilting technique where quilters are expected to stitch their blocks backwards, upside-down and half-blind! Why would anyone choose this method? Because it's great for working with small pieces, odd angles, and for stitching very accurately.

Foundation piecing pro, Brenda Groelz, introduces you to the simplest form of foundation piecing; working with consistent width, straight-of-grain strips of fabric, stitched to paper foundations. Read through the following steps and tips, then try your hand at piecing O Tannenbaum, a holiday log cabin quilt, published in McCall's Quick Quilts November 2003 issue.

A With Fabrics #1 & #2 right sides together, place wrong side of #1 on unprinted side of foundation, directly behind the #1 position. Hold in place with fingers and thumb, and turn paper over so printed side is facing up. (A spot of glue stick could also be used to hold #1 in place.)
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Have seen these type of instructions before but you pictures were great.
I'm doing it!
Your instructions are so clear, I can understand them, so I'm doing it.

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