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DIGITAL Paper-Pieced - Issue 22
DIGITAL Paper-Pieced - Issue 22
DIGITAL Paper-Pieced - Issue 22
DIGITAL Paper-Pieced - Issue 22
DIGITAL Paper-Pieced - Issue 22
DIGITAL Paper-Pieced - Issue 22
DIGITAL Paper-Pieced - Issue 22

DIGITAL Paper-Pieced - Issue 22

$22.00

The Paper-Pieced issue of Curated Quilts focuses on quilts using paper-piecing to construct some or all of the quilt. The issue has a gallery full of inspiring quilts, three feature articles, a creative reset, three patterns, and more!

Table of Contents:

  • Paper-Pieced Gallery
  • Old Newspapers & Everyday Papers by Teresa Duryea Wong
  • Patience, Perspective, and the Process of Quiltmaking by Cheryl Arkison
  • Creative Reset: Intuitive Paper Piecing by Audrey Esarey
  • Black Cotton (part 3): Our Future by TaMara Howard
  • Paper-Pieced Mini Quilt Challenge
  • On Trend: Falling in love with Foundation Paper Piecing by Veruschka Zarate
  • Alderbrook pattern by Julia Wachs
  • Love Lock by Berene Campbell
  • Clustered Rings by Mary E Flynn

      80 pages + Pattern Templates

      Digital files can be downloaded in either/both .EPUB or .PDF formats once the transaction is complete. Look for links to download in your email, or the checkout confirmation page. 

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      Leslie Buck
      For the Love of Paper Piecing

      I love EPP and I abide FPP. This was an inspirational take on different techniques and possibilities. I highly recommend it.

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      Marybeth Brunston
      Digital issue

      I want the per copy!

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      Christine Worland

      Fine

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      Dolly Catlin
      Paper pieced

      I enjoyed the layout and the content of the issue. However, it was my first digital journal and i was unfamiliar with the electronic format.

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      Linda Heglin

      The content of the magazine is stellar, as always. Electronic vs paper is a mixed bag for this quilter of a certain age, but it might be growing on me. It isn't easy to share as with a hard copy, but trees and energy have been saved. I like that I can easily zoom in for the smaller font. I'm sure I'll purchase the next edition.

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