Giftable Projects: English Paper Piecing
Mister Domestic
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- In-depth Instruction; over 82 mins
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English Paper Piecing Basics
21:00
Learn how to choose and cut your fabrics for English Paper Piecing (EPP). Starting with hexagons, find out what to look for in your fabric and how to fussy cut your favorite elements. Then, see how to baste and sew these small shapes together to form patchwork.
Hexie Zipper Pouch
11:46
Turn the fabric from Lesson 1 into a cute zippered pouch! Quilt the layers together with fusible fleece, add a zipper with simple construction techniques, and box the corners for a pouch that stands up on its own.
Radial Symmetry
17:08
Turn your EPP up a notch with radial symmetry, a look you can achieve with fussy cutting. Get tips for ensuring your kite-shaped pieces mirror each other precisely, from the cutting and basting all the way to the sewing as you create patchwork for a pillow cover.
Kite Pillow Cover
9:51
Sew your patchwork into a fun throw pillow cover. Mathew teaches you how to quickly fuse and quilt the pillow front, and add an envelope-style back for a pillow cover that's easy to remove and wash.
English Paper Piecing Curves
11:35
Learn how to center elements in a curved clamshell shape. After that, get as fussy as you want with Mathew's tips for basting and appliquéing the clamshell patchwork with ease.
Clamshell Tote
10:03
Ready to transform your curves into a beautiful tote bag? Start by attaching the contrast bottom and adding a fleece interlining. Then box the corners, add a lining and complete the bag with fabric handles.
Combine English Paper Piecing (EPP) with simple sewing techniques to create three cute giftable projects. The best part? These smaller projects are easy to complete AND portable so you can work on them wherever you go!
Mister Domestic
Mathew Boudreaux, aka Mister Domestic, is a quilter, sewer and fabric designer who spreads joy and positivity through fabric play. He encourages makers of all levels to dive right into their ideas without overthinking for an exciting and fulfilling creative journey.
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