I agree with everyone else. This is the best video and it finally "clicked" for me after watching it. I had watched a webinar, then the recording of the webinar about 12 times, then about 2-3 other videos about PP. Yours was the absolute best and made sense. Not only can I follow a pattern, I can even fix a mistake I made along the way and get back to where I was. Ha ha. Thanks again!
I cannot tell you how many "I will show you how" and at the end I am still just as confused. THANK YOU for being different - I think I get it. I have added you and keeping this video on watch later. THANK YOU!
I’m so glad i found this tutorial. I’ve watched so many others trying to learn this method. Your explanation and demonstration worked best with my brain. Thank you!!
After being one video away from giving up on paper piecing I watched this one and FINALLY sewed my way to victory! THANK YOU for clear wonderful directions and great camera viewpoints!
Thank you very much for a very clear and easy to follow tutorial. It was helpful to see you make the square all the way through to the end. I can't wait to give it a try!
Thank you! I took a paper piecing class about 10 years ago and could not remember how to do it. I was able to put together my pattern with these instructions. As an aside, your voice is quite pleasant to listen to.
I have watched so many tutorials on paper piecing that have left me confused and frustrated, yours was so much easier to understand. I might actually accomplish this project 😊. Thanks so much.
This was a terrific tutorial! I am just starting with paper piecing and was having much trouble. I will save this and play it over and over again! You did a fabulous job! So happy I found you! Pam.❤😊
Thank you so much for this very easy to follow tutorial. I am brand new to paper piecing and I was totally lost. Your video helped me to understand what was going on.
I loved your tutorial! I feel like I could easily understand the process. Thank you for sharing the pattern too! What a great opportunity to practice the technique.
Thank you for this very clear tutorial on paper piecing. I have watched quite a few and this is by far the best and easiest to understand. Thanks too for the pattern, very useful to have.
Thank you for creating this tutorial, it is very helpful, and I truly appreciate it. It’s been a while since I’ve done FPP and this was a fantastic refresher.
Bravo👏👏👏👌👌👌Thank you ever so much for the great tutorial ❣️ I have never used this technique before, but your very clear instructions and guidance make me want to try it😀 I am so grateful to find your tutorial. Thanks a million👍😘🧸❤️
That was terrific! You made the whole process easily understandable! Someone on Reddit linked me to this video of yours and now, I can tell you that I am hooked! I’ve never done foundation paper piercing but it looks fun, a great way to use up fabrics in my fabric stash. Plus a brilliant idea to make cool presents for people. I can see a block being turned into a quilted cushion cover or even, if one is very adventurous, an entire quilt. For me though, to do a quilt this way all the blocks would have to “go” together. Meaning they would all need the same theme. Anyway, thank you so much for a brilliant tutorial! Yes, I subbed immediately, lol. I do hope that at some stage you start posting video’s again. I do hope that life is great for you and you’ve simply been too busy to post more.
THANK YOU thank you thank you! for the tip of keeping the paper folded back while positioning the new piece. For years I have been frustrated, holding the paper up to the light,holding the new piece over its pattern piece, trying to be sure it would fit properly when I flipped the piece over to make the seam. And then so often it didn't.
Yeah!!!!! This is such a great explanation and makes it soooooo much easier to understand than some others I’ve watched. Thanks so much. I’m off to see if you made one about directional fabric now :-) x
Thank you for the great tutorial. Really good step by step instructions. Would you consider doing a video on how to deal with directional fabrics? That would be so helpful. Thank you in advance.
Love watching your demonstration of foundation paper pacing you explained it beautifully. I can’t wait to try my first piece. I have a question though all foundation paper sings have to have straight edges or they have curves.
Of all the videos I've watched yours is the only one that makes any sense. Is they a video to explain your process explaining how you drew the initial drawing/pattern? Would like to create my own, but I'm not sure how to begin.
Thank you! I’m getting closer to getting it. I learned EPP so easily this year & completed 3 quilts by hand. Just received my 1st BOM with FPP but this has me stumped. Ev seems to say they made mistakes in the beginning so guess I need to practice b/f aI cut the actual blocks. I KNOW I will forget to leave a 1/4” seem when trimming. Regretting I joined my BOM b/f I even start. 😏
Great video. Can you tell me what you would do if you wanted the pattern reversed - as in the mountain on the right. I just purchased a pattern that says the pieces are a mirror image of the finished image as you look at. This needs to be
More complex patterns…..my, I find this one complex enough, not certain I could manage this….as I have never done anything like this…thank you for “clear” instructions….
Hi Mali, the pattern is no longer on Craftsy but you can get it from my Payhip shop for free. Payhip.com/etiveandco sorry for the confusion! Thanks, Diane
@@etiveco3480 - Thank you for the free pattern. Your website is fantastic and everyone should visit it and purchase your beautiful patterns! I will be! :)
@@etiveco3480 OMGoodness! I just had a peek at your shop and I love all the patterns I saw there. I would ask if you could do a tutorial of all the steps for one of your more complicated patterns. Maybe like the praying mantis with all it’s tiny feet being separate pieces. Or any of them really. The other video I would LOVE would be on choosing fabrics. It can be very important. Take your hare, for example, the material you used for his eye makes the final piece awesome. If the at wasn’t there he would have a completely different look. So, I would really love and appreciate videos in those topics if you are, hopefully, still up for making and posting videos....? Please...? 🙏🏻🤩❤️
Hi, I am probably blind, but I cannot find this mountain scene. Can you help me please? I thought maybe your Easter egg bundle was it because it was free.
I agree with everyone else. This is the best video and it finally "clicked" for me after watching it. I had watched a webinar, then the recording of the webinar about 12 times, then about 2-3 other videos about PP. Yours was the absolute best and made sense. Not only can I follow a pattern, I can even fix a mistake I made along the way and get back to where I was. Ha ha. Thanks again!
I'm so happy to hear it helped! Thanks!
I cannot tell you how many "I will show you how" and at the end I am still just as confused. THANK YOU for being different - I think I get it. I have added you and keeping this video on watch later. THANK YOU!
BEST paper piecing tutorial EVER!!!
I’m so glad i found this tutorial. I’ve watched so many others trying to learn this method. Your explanation and demonstration worked best with my brain. Thank you!!
Thanks! I'm glad you found it helpful!
Excellent tutorial! I am 71 and just learning this technique. You go slowly and explain clearly what to do. Thanks so much!
After being one video away from giving up on paper piecing I watched this one and FINALLY sewed my way to victory! THANK YOU for clear wonderful directions and great camera viewpoints!
I'm glad it helped!
Thank you very much for a very clear and easy to follow tutorial. It was helpful to see you make the square all the way through to the end. I can't wait to give it a try!
Jennifer Oliver thank you Jennifer, that's great to hear. I hope you enjoy making it!
Thanks for a clear and easy to follow step by step video explanation of paper piecing.
Thanks for your comment, I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful :)
Great Tutorial....so easy to follow.....Thank You ...from Canada 🇨🇦
I'm glad you found it easy to follow. Thank you for your comment!
Nice job of demonstrating what can be a very perplexing process!! I'm saving your video to watch again (and again and again...).
Thank you so much I was really flustered before I came to your tutorial I think I can do this!!
Thank you! I took a paper piecing class about 10 years ago and could not remember how to do it. I was able to put together my pattern with these instructions. As an aside, your voice is quite pleasant to listen to.
The best tutorial on the subject that I have watched.
Great tutorial, & Thank You for sharing your pattern!!🌿🌹🌹🌹🌿
Very nice technique.Thank you .
I have watched so many tutorials on paper piecing that have left me confused and frustrated, yours was so much easier to understand. I might actually accomplish this project 😊. Thanks so much.
Really excellent tutorial used do a lot of paper piecing but completely forgot perfect thank you so much.
Your instructions are the clearest I have found.Thank you for making it clear to follow with no useless guff
This was the best fpp tutorial I have watched.... Cant wait to mke these mountains!
Thank you for your video. I finally got it!! I have had a wall hanging forever and now I understand how to put it together.
I have shared this many others. Such a great video and your patience is wonderful. Thank you.
Thank you very much for your clear tutorial and the free pattern. I really appreciated seeing this process to the finish. Some of us need that!
I'm glad that you found it useful. Thank you!
This was a terrific tutorial! I am just starting with paper piecing and was having much trouble. I will save this and play it over and over again! You did a fabulous job! So happy I found you! Pam.❤😊
Thank you for your great instructions. I watched step by step as I created mine. I am hooked. Looking for new patterns now.
Thanks so much! Drawing the sections on the back of the folded paper for each section is brilliant! You are a very good teacher.
That's very kind of you to say, thank you!
Grateful for your very clear explanation and demonstration. By far the best video I have seen.
I'm glad you found the video helpful, thank you!
Excellent tutorial. Will now go to start my first project. Thank you
Thank you very much! This will be my first time trying to do paper piecing. With your so explicit tutorial I am sure I will get it right.
Thank you! I hope you enjoy the project - fpp takes a bit of getting used to but then it's really fun :)
Amazing tutorial and fabulous video thanks for sharing your beautiful ideas
I would love to watch more of your tutorials, thank you.😊
Thank you for marking the area where the piece needs to cover that helps a lot. I subscribed and liked 😊
Thank you so much for this very easy to follow tutorial. I am brand new to paper piecing and I was totally lost. Your video helped me to understand what was going on.
I loved your tutorial! I feel like I could easily understand the process.
Thank you for sharing the pattern too! What a great opportunity to practice the technique.
I'm happy to hear you enjoyed it. Thank you 🙂
Best beginner FPP I’ve watched yet. Thank you so much.
Great tutorial!!! Your guidance was spot on!!! Thank you
very clear instructions, thank you, I feel ready to tackle a New York Beauty pattern.
Thank you for this very clear tutorial on paper piecing. I have watched quite a few and this is by far the best and easiest to understand. Thanks too for the pattern, very useful to have.
It amazes me all of the different methods that are out there! I enjoyed your tutorial very much!
This is the best tutorial I've seen for FPP. Can't wait to try. Thank you. You are a good teacher.
Just found this, one of the best!!! Thank you so "sew" much!
Thank you for creating this tutorial, it is very helpful, and I truly appreciate it. It’s been a while since I’ve done FPP and this was a fantastic refresher.
Bravo👏👏👏👌👌👌Thank you ever so much for the great tutorial ❣️ I have never used this technique before, but your very clear instructions and guidance make me want to try it😀 I am so grateful to find your tutorial. Thanks a million👍😘🧸❤️
You are so creative! Thanks for sharing a new technique. 😊
That was terrific! You made the whole process easily understandable! Someone on Reddit linked me to this video of yours and now, I can tell you that I am hooked! I’ve never done foundation paper piercing but it looks fun, a great way to use up fabrics in my fabric stash. Plus a brilliant idea to make cool presents for people.
I can see a block being turned into a quilted cushion cover or even, if one is very adventurous, an entire quilt. For me though, to do a quilt this way all the blocks would have to “go” together. Meaning they would all need the same theme. Anyway, thank you so much for a brilliant tutorial! Yes, I subbed immediately, lol. I do hope that at some stage you start posting video’s again. I do hope that life is great for you and you’ve simply been too busy to post more.
great instruction. I hope you make more videos
outstanding tutorial - thank you!
SUPER helpful - thank you so much!
Thank you for the tutorial! Was a great first FPP block for a beginner.
THANK YOU thank you thank you! for the tip of keeping the paper folded back while positioning the new piece. For years I have been frustrated, holding the paper up to the light,holding the new piece over its pattern piece, trying to be sure it would fit properly when I flipped the piece over to make the seam. And then so often it didn't.
Thank you. This is very clear and understandable.
That was great I have been wanting to do this for some time. Thank you for the video and the patten. Have a wonderful day😊
Thank you so much for this tutorial and pattern. This was so helpful and i just made my very first mountain block. All tutorials should be like this.
Thank you for the lovely comment!
@@etiveco3480please help me get the paper piecing for Eviteandco the one you was doing now
Yeah!!!!! This is such a great explanation and makes it soooooo much easier to understand than some others I’ve watched. Thanks so much. I’m off to see if you made one about directional fabric now :-) x
Thank you for the great tutorial. Really good step by step instructions.
Would you consider doing a video on how to deal with directional fabrics? That would be so helpful. Thank you in advance.
Simply superb tutorial. Thanks so much!
I'm glad you found it useful. Thank you!
Can you please tell me where I can find that paper piecing and what is the name of this?
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Excellent demo. Nice pace so was easy to follow and absorb the information.
Omg! So helpful! Thank you!
Thank you. You make it look so easy.
Great tutorial !!
Fantastic tutorial, thanks for the lesson!
Perfect! Thank you!
Can't wait to try it! You make it seem easy so I'm excited to get going!
Excellent tutorial! Thank you for sharing with us!
Good instructions.
Thank you for pattern and tutorial.
Love watching your demonstration of foundation paper pacing you explained it beautifully. I can’t wait to try my first piece. I have a question though all foundation paper sings have to have straight edges or they have curves.
Nice! Thank you.
Of all the videos I've watched yours is the only one that makes any sense. Is they a video to explain your process explaining how you drew the initial drawing/pattern? Would like to create my own, but I'm not sure how to begin.
well done....
Thank you! I’m getting closer to getting it. I learned EPP so easily this year & completed 3 quilts by hand. Just received my 1st BOM with FPP but this has me stumped. Ev seems to say they made mistakes in the beginning so guess I need to practice b/f aI cut the actual blocks. I KNOW I will forget to leave a 1/4” seem when trimming. Regretting I joined my BOM b/f I even start. 😏
Great tutorial. If you wanted the mountain scene to be reversed so the larger mountain is on the left how would you do that? Thank you.
Love your tutorial. What is the best fabric to use for these projects?
Thank you!
Great video. Can you tell me what you would do if you wanted the pattern reversed - as in the mountain on the right. I just purchased a pattern that says the pieces are a mirror image of the finished image as you look at. This needs to be
More complex patterns…..my, I find this one complex enough, not certain I could manage this….as I have never done anything like this…thank you for “clear” instructions….
The pattern is no longer available?
Hi Mali, the pattern is no longer on Craftsy but you can get it from my Payhip shop for free. Payhip.com/etiveandco sorry for the confusion! Thanks, Diane
@@etiveco3480 - Thank you for the free pattern. Your website is fantastic and everyone should visit it and purchase your beautiful patterns! I will be! :)
@@MAC35REM Thank you so much! I hope you enjoy making the mountains!
@@etiveco3480 OMGoodness! I just had a peek at your shop and I love all the patterns I saw there. I would ask if you could do a tutorial of all the steps for one of your more complicated patterns. Maybe like the praying mantis with all
it’s tiny feet being separate pieces. Or any of them really.
The other video I would LOVE would be on choosing fabrics. It can be very important. Take your hare, for example, the material you used for his eye makes the final piece awesome. If the at wasn’t there he would have a completely different look. So, I would really love and appreciate videos in those topics if you are, hopefully, still up for making and posting videos....? Please...? 🙏🏻🤩❤️
Anyone know how to get the pattern?
Hi, I am probably blind, but I cannot find this mountain scene. Can you help me please? I thought maybe your Easter egg bundle was it because it was free.
where is free pattern can not find it? or did I find this to many years later
Hello, the pattern is here: payhip.com/b/BFL8
I thought i could post my pic, oh well, thank you again
Very nice but your cutter must not be open while it's not in use.
Great video but please put your blade away. I did that one and sliced my hand which went down the side of it. I've never done it again.
Thank you!