Learn to Paper Piece with Sweet Skating Sue is now available as a FREE printable PDF download.
The step-by-step tutorial includes 23 pages of paper piecing goodness perfect for beginners.
You get photos and easy-to-understand instructions for paper piecing Sweet Skating Sue.
The pattern is also included in the tutorial, so you get everything you need to get started on your paper-piecing adventure!
Once you learn the basics using Sweet Skating Sue, you can tackle any project that includes paper piecing. There are thousands of patterns out there, making the possibilities of creating a special quilt project just for you absolutely endless.
Prefer a video approach? Paper Piecing Art: Beginner and Beyond, is a full-length class I created for a subscription-based platform back in 2012. Both the class and the pattern are absolutely free.
Watch my 2012 STITCHED Workshop, Paper Piecing Art: Beginner & Beyond for free. 🙂
Print Waiting for Rain, the pattern used in the video above.
Watch my 2012 STITCHED Workshop, Paper Piecing Art: Beginner & Beyond for free. 🙂
Print Waiting for Rain, the pattern used in the video above.
Need more? I have a whole page about paper piecing!
See you on Tuesday!
Posts on this blog may contain affiliate links. Thank you for your support. ♥
Sewhooked 
Thank you
My pleasure!
Thank You Jennifer for sharing. I have been working on the Harry Potter series and am really enjoying it. I downloaded this PDF about paper piecing because I believe a refresher course never hurts anyone.
My pleasure Lorena! I find that I often learn things when I read or watch a tutorial about something I already do. Have a wonderful day!
You are so sweet! Thanks. I’ve been trying to do a couple of simple blocks and it’s been so long since I’ve PPed that I am making mistake after mistake. This will be a great help.
I can be a bit to wrap your head around if you’ve had a long break, but you’re such a talented lady, I’m sure you’ll be rolling in no time!
You rock!!! I’ve have recommended your instructions to so many people! I will now refer them to these.
Thank you, my friend! I doubt I’ll ever stop trying to be a craft enabler!
No, you won’t. It isn’t in your nature. And your gift to the crafty/quilty world.