We received the first half of the pattern pieces during the first session and were required to bring some lights and darks in small prints and a few solids. It took me more time than I thought it would to complete the first week's project, however, I did get faster the second week. At the end of the workshop, I was much more comfortable with paper piecing but I'm not sure I will make more of these blocks. The pattern is very cute but it was very time consuming and I really have a desire to make a flying geese quilt. So I do see paper piecing in my near future, just not in the shape of a boot.
*The workshop was offered for free over at Bungalow Quilting and Yarn in Milwaukee. It's a new quilt shop in town and the closest one to my house. I am so glad to have them close by!
LOL on "just not in the shape of a boot". :) I am selfishly encouraged that it took you more time than you thought it would and thank you for admitting it. I am working on hand-piecing and hand-quilting a little block right now, and I am shocked at how uneven my sewing is. I thought it would be a breeze, but no.
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It is nice to know someone understands my angst. :) Good luck with your little block.
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