Discover Paperless Foundation Paper Piecing (FPP) with Freezer Paper: No More Paper Removal Hassles!

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Discover the art of Paperless Foundation Paper Piecing (FPP) using Freezer Paper, a technique that revolutionizes piecing! I'll guide you through the seamless process of creating intricate and precise quilt top designs without the hassle of removing paper at the end. Learn how to use Freezer Paper as a foundation, allowing you to achieve accurate shapes and sharp points effortlessly.
Related Links (mentioned in this tutorial):
• Foundation Paper Piecing video tutorial/mini-class: blog.wholecirc...
• Get Access to my FREE Tutorial + Pattern Library: wholecirclestu...
• My Favorite Freezer Paper Tools + Supplies (some links are affiliate links)
- Pencil, Acrylic Ruler, and Masking Tape
- Light Source: I use a Daylight Wafer Lightbox(amzn.to/45LXF0w) or another light source like a window
- Iron and pressing surface - my favorites are the Oliso Mini Project Irom (amzn.to/3MidpBl) and Oliso Multi-Mat Felt Pressing Pad (amzn.to/3Qkrq2I)
- Add-A-Quarter Ruler (amzn.to/3SiX1Ey) - optional but super helpful!
- Basic sewing supplies (machine, thread, fabric, rotary cutter, and cutting mat)
- Reynolds Freezer Paper*: amzn.to/49bpcvb
*note: Reynolds Freezer Paper CAN NOT be run through printers. There is specialty freezer paper that can be used in printers such as the ones listed below. Be sure to carefully read the packaging to make sure it is compatible with your printer or you can damage your printer: Quilter's Freezer Paper Sheets (amzn.to/3QhtgRX), June Tailor Ink Jet Printable Freezer Paper (amzn.to/45VZSXp), and The Gypsy Quilter Freezer Paper (amzn.to/3tZqAkI)
Here are my favorite quilt patterns to Foundation Paper Piece (FPP) using freezer paper:
• Dual Directions Quilt Pattern: shop.wholecirc...
• Love at First Sight Quilt Pattern: shop.wholecirc...
• Sew Speedy Quilt Pattern: shop.wholecirc...
• Shutter Snap Quilt Pattern: shop.wholecirc...
• Citrus Slices Quilt Pattern: shop.wholecirc...
• Apple Turnover Quilt Pattern: shop.wholecirc...
Let's Get Paper Piecing with Freezer Paper!
I hope this tutorial inspires you to explore the world of foundation paper piecing with freezer paper.
If you found this tutorial helpful, be sure to subscribe to my newsletter, Three Things Thursday, to get future tutorials, stitching + quilting tips, special discounts, and studio updates: wholecirclestu...

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@user-qy5hk7ov7g 6 месяцев назад

Wonderful explanation of this method-simple and very clear. Also, you didn’t rush the lesson and I thank you💞

@DespiteMyself7 3 дня назад

Thanks so much for the lesson! I am planning a 60deg triangle based log cabin style, and this sounds like it will keep it all on track. I was especially concerned because I'm using gifted and thrifted men's shirts, so the fabrics won't be acting the same.

@WholeCircleStudio 2 дня назад

You're welcome and good luck!

@donnahansen4940 5 месяцев назад

Nice tutorial. The one suggestion I have is to trace the lines with an ultra fine permanent marker. Sometimes, pencil lead will rub off. It probably won't matter on dark fabric, but could, potentially, leave dirty marks on light colored fabric.

@juliarapson5390 6 месяцев назад

very clear and precise thank you

@graylagran7443 10 месяцев назад

This woulda been so helpful when I made a top with only a few different blocks. Thanks for sharing!

@WholeCircleStudio 10 месяцев назад

You're welcome! I hope it comes in handy in the future!

@blingmeblingme101 2 месяца назад

Fantastic tutorial ❤ Thank you 😊

@lindamaglione8017 10 месяцев назад

That's great tutorial! Will use them. Thank you for sharing

@WholeCircleStudio 10 месяцев назад

Glad it was helpful! Happy piecing! Sheri

@TGBTGAlways 6 месяцев назад

Enjoyed your video 😊

@kysunflower6647 18 дней назад

Ok so you trimmed the seams down to i/4", that means the pieces were cut larger. How do I know how much larger to cut them?

@WholeCircleStudio 16 дней назад

Hi there! I'm not sure I completely understand your question, but if you're asking how do you know how much larger to cut the fabric than the section you're covering, I typically suggest cutting fabric pieces 3/4" larger in both directions. More experienced paper piecers can usually get away with smaller fabric pieces and newer paper piecers may need their fabric to be a bit bigger. Hope this helps!

@sheilacraft5027 4 месяца назад

What do you do about bias edges after you've trimmed the block?

@WholeCircleStudio 4 месяца назад

Hi there! I generally don't worry about the bias when I quilt. The only time I adjust what I do fabric / bias is when I'm sewing curves or when I'm needle turn appliquing and for those instances, I starch my fabric. I find with FPP, the different bias are fine as long as I'm using a good quality fabric. Happy quilting! Sheri

@fransak2723 10 месяцев назад

Very thorough explanation. Thank you. Love the arrow block. Is that pattern pre-cut friendly?

@WholeCircleStudio 10 месяцев назад

You're welcome! The pattern (Dual Directions: shop.wholecirclestudio.com/product/dual-directions-quilt-pattern-pdf-download) has cutting instructions for the individual sections. The pattern is Fat Quarter Bundle friendly for the arrows (with yardage required for the non-arrows).

@brendajarvis8351 5 месяцев назад

You can use the straight edge, opposite the add-a-quarter edge, to fold instead of a card. That side of the ruler is much thinner and angled.

@WholeCircleStudio 5 месяцев назад

YES! I have an older add-a-quarter ruler and because I don't want to run out and get a new one, I just use the card. I love showing hacks for those of us who like using what we have.