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I really like this piecing method using freezer paper. It makes much better sense...no picking out little pieces of paper down the line, plus it can be used several times!! Thank you for the video 😊👍💕
Glad that you like the little houses and the little tree all will work together. I have also made tall house and a tall tree and they will work with the little houses and trees also. Just have some fun making them and they are a great way to use up scraps.
I am so grateful for your video. I’ve always been scared of paper piecing. But your video makes me think I can do it. Also thank you so much for the free patterns. YOU ARE AMAZING! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Thank you so much for your compliment. Paper piecing is not hard once you get it. The little houses are really fun and they are a great pattern to start paper piecing with. You can do this technique with any paper piecing pattern. Happy sewing
Thank you for a wonderful tutorial and for this free, adorable little house pattern. Now to find your video on printing on freezer paper--what a great method. 😃👋
I’ve been interested in paper piecing and this video is great! I think I’ll make some little houses for a table runner. These instructions are very clear.
What a clever method! No wastebof paper and you can print your paper in color so that you won’t make a mistake during the process. With this method, you have more the feeling of having the final block in hands in stead of a stranger mix paper/fabric. I will definitely give it a go for my next project! 👍🏻🫶🏻
When I saw this method I thought the same thing. That is way I had to share it. The color is for the different sections. You still have to go by the numbers. The colors do help with seeing the pattern a bit better. I am glad that you will give this a try.
Those are so cute. This is the 2nd time I’ve seen a paper piecing done with waxed paper. I had no idea. I hate using the paper that you sew on and then rip it off, takes times, and not all of it comes off that easily. Thank you so much, great tutorial.
New subscriber because of this video. Thank you for sharing this unique method as it does seem to make a lot of sense to me as opposed to the traditional method!
I love the idea of paper pieces. I have done a little but picking out the paper is a pain. This rocks and I love the houses. I'm adding it to my list. Thank you!
Well, that technique is amazing! Nice to see you have a RU-vid channel. I'm getting back into quilting after many years of doing other things. I can't wait to jump in the quilting pool again.
I never understood paper piecing until now. I couldn't understand why people enjoyed it so much. You changed all of that for me. I'm off to see if I have some freezer paper. Thank you so much
@@MadMoodyQuiltingFabrics Found it - thanks. 1 question about the ruler. On line, in various places, I find the add a quarter rulers, but can't tell if they have the ridge you reference. Where should I get the ruler that you have?
You are welcome, there are more house patterns then the one in the video. Please feel free to download them from my website madmoodyquiltingfabrics.com/collections/free-patterns
I have been trying to see which method will work with my tiny house project. Your is the best! I don’t have to cut tiny pieces of fabrics to make each section of the design. Than you!
Thanks glad you like. You can download this pattern or another house pattern for free on my website. There are three tree patterns also that go with the houses.
Yes it was a game changer. The pattern that I am using in the Video is now up on my website under patterns and then free patterns. I have also designed a tree block to go with the little house block. If you do them they are a great way to use up fabric that is sitting on our stash. Be careful they are addictive.
Just found your video. First time I've ever wanted to attempt paper piecing again. Always disliked the tear off backing. This totally made sense to me and using the freezer paper to print the pattern? Thumbs up! Ordered from Amazon today. Winter-Woodsy mini quilt to create during winter months 2024. Thanks for the free downloaded patterns. I downloaded the trees too. ❤
I am so glad that you have found me. Soon I will be opening up to in person shopping by appointment. I love the New York Beauty one day I hope to have time to do one also. Happy Quilting
Thanks for this tutorial. My biggest problem is finding freezer paper in my area. This looks addicting . Love the idea of using the paper pattern over and over.
I enjoyed the video and like the idea of not sewing into the paper... i thought I was going to have to copy the pattern a gazillion times... Thanks again.
I am glad you enjoyed. Just remember that one freezer paper pattern will do about four or maybe five if you are careful with the ironing. And when it stops sticking you can use a little glue from a glue stick to make it stick long enough to get the house made. Happy little house making
I am glad you like this method. You can go to my website to down load the patterns for free there are four houses and three tree patterns that will all fit together.
I love my Dritz easy hem for this. I had it for 30 years before redeploying for paper piecing. Thinner straighter stronge. Edge stitch foot is essential and add a quarter ruler. Great demo.
I LOVE this way. But, I am just getting started with paper piecing, so, I wish you would have gone just a little slower. Thank you so much for the free pattern!
Thank you for showing this. But I have a question: how can it still be a 1/2 inch seam, if you stitch on it? Would this method not make the picture larger than planned? How can a stitch in the ditch foot help with this? Will it not gather the fabric underneath the foot? I need to experiment. Thank you for.
The pattern is finished size. The lines on the pattern are the stitching line you fold the paper on those lines and you will use an add 1/4 inch ruler to add your seam allowances. You keep the paper folded back and I use a foot that has a guide or a mark that will indicate the needle position. You are sewing just beside the paper that is still folded back in the same place as if you are sewing through the paper. There would be no gathering of the fabric. It’s as if you are doing regular patchwork with your machine. I hope this helps.
Thank you for the free pattern. I am learning how to do paper piecing using Freezer paper. I was looking at your other patterns to purchase. Are these all made with freezer paper technique? Thank you
Yes that is correct once the freezer paper is not sticky any more you can use water solvable glue just a little. My favorite glue stick is sewline glue pen with the refills
Thank you for the free downloads! I just discovered your channel and am now a new subscriber. Do you print the patterns directly to freezer paper or do you print patterns to regular copy paper and then trace it onto freezer paper?
I put one sheet through the Printer at a time. I also do two or maybe three back to back and then I let the printer cool down a little before I do more.
I cut mine from the roll that I have. I cut to fit my printer. I also cut a few days earlier and put them in a plastic sleeve and let them flatten out before I use them in the printer. I hope that this helps. If you have not yet you can buy the little houses for free from my website.
Thank you. I have been wanting to learn this sewing technique and your directions make it seem so easy. Question, do you print the pattern on the freezer paper?
Mine came with my machine. You to your brother dealer and ask them if this foot is available for your machine. I think that the name of the foot is a 1/4 inch foot. Just make sure it has a guide on it.
You said to use a water resistant glue, if your wax on the freezer paper doesn't stick, I would think you want a water soluble glue so you can get it off, not a water resistant since that would be more permanent. From how I understand glues.
The paper that I am using is freezer paper one side has a plastic like finish that is shiny and when you iron it to the fabric it will stick to the fabric but when you Peel it off it will not leave anything on the fabric. It great.
I print it from the file onto the freezer paper using an ink jet printer. Here is a video explaining how I print the pattern onto freezer paper ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-w0sBvDSQQUg.html I hope that this helps
It is called a Dritz EZY-Hem not sure if you can still get. If it is still available you will find it under dressmaking or curtains making notions. I used it for hemming curtains.
Freezer paper is a paper with one side that has a shiny side that will stick to your fabric when you put an iron to it. You can buy it from you local quilt shop. I also use freezer paper to do appliqué with.
I did a video explaining how I get the pattern onto freezer papers. I just use my printer. Cut the freezer paper to fit your printer trey and then you can print or copy the pattern.
Can u just reapply a new piece of freezer paper instead of using glue stick? I would think the glue stick might discolor the fabric since it's not washed out before machine quilting or even RUIN the needles sewing & machine quilting. I don't know because I've never done it this way..... I tear off the paper. And if I need the pattern again, I make more photo copies of the pattern. Your way is faster, of course!! Great work!!! This is just a question. Thanks. L :)
You can reprint your pattern as many times as you need if you do not what to use a glue stick then you will be using more freezer paper. When I use a glue stick the brand I use is sewline it will not yellow or discolor your fabric and it will wash out with water.
Have recently been looking into paper piecing and came across your video. Very interesting. To start, do you draw the house onto the freezer paper or is there another method of making the template?
I tried to download a free pattern on your web site but for some reason my phone number wasn't valid (I tried every combination I could including using my landline) even though everyone else accepts it including Paypal. I found this extremely frustrating. Do you only allow people from USA to download?
Why do you have to give your personal information in order to download a free pattern? I am interested in the little house and tree pattern but since these patterns are supposedly FREE, one should be allowed to download by simply adding a first name and email like all other site. Please reply, thank you. Maybe I am doing it wrong?
I am sorry but this is something that my website platform has put in place. You can make the order and if you would not like to receive marketing emails just make sure you unsubscribe so that you will not receive any emails telling you about sell’s and new products.
