My Peony English Paper Piecing Pattern is finally ready to meet the world! I rarely ever make quilt-related things twice, but I did with this (you can see my other version here), so I feel I can safely say this is an enjoyable pattern to sew. I think what holds my attention about it is the lack of repetition; each new round of the flower is a different shape and offers room to introduce new fabric prints, colour or placement. It's also a refreshingly quick make when it comes to EPP - perfect for mini-quilts, wall hangings, the central medallion of a quilt or super-sizing to make a whole lap quilt!
So here are a few details about what the Peony EPP pattern includes:
So here are a few details about what the Peony EPP pattern includes:
- Full-size pattern pieces that can be printed on regular printer paper at home.
- Photos demonstrating tips and techniques.
- Illustrations and diagrams showing exactly how the pieces go together.
- Lots of tips for how to English paper piece curves - from wrapping the papers to sewing the actual pieces together.
- A colouring sheet so that you can plan out a colour scheme.
- Used at 100%, the actual size pattern pieces produce a finished design that measures approximately 13.25" x 13.25", but the pieces can be scaled up on a photocopier and adapted for a full-size quilt if you wish.
- The pattern includes a seam allowance around the perimeter of the completed piece - this means that you have extra room built in to: frame it; bind it; make it into a cushion (which you'd need a seam allowance for); or appliqué it a background to use as the central medallion in a quilt.
- This pattern should be a suitable challenge for anyone who has successfully completed at least one paper piecing project already.
- It's instantly downloadable for you to save and print out from your own computer.
- It costs just £6 (at the time of writing, that's around $8.80USD, $11.70AUD, $11.30 CAD).
- You can buy a copy, here!
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