Deborah, I'll be sending you an email with details soon - congratulations! And if you didn't win my giveaway, you can have another chance by going to visit Lucy. The blog tour for the book continues:
June 17 Lucy at Charm About You http://www.charmaboutyou.com/
June 18 Katy at I'm A Ginger Monkey http://www.imagingermonkey.
June 19 Ara Jane at What Ara Jane Loves http://whatarajaneloves.
June 20 Kathy at Pink Chalk Studio Blog http://www.pinkchalkstudio.
June 21 Jessica at Life Under Quilts http://lifeunderquilts.
I also wanted to show you another example of how EPP isn't restricted to hexagons or diamonds. I've had this Camelot pattern by Trish Harper for ages; it sure makes a gorgeous quilt. The blocks are made for hand piecing, but I thought I'd try them using EPP. Here's the first one; it's a bit wrinkly since I pressed it with the papers still in, but I wanted to set the seams before I removed the papers. It worked pretty well, so I am busy prepping a few more blocks to take with me on my travels at the end of the month. I will be spending over 60 hours in the air in the space of a month, so I'll need plenty to keep me busy!
P.S. Don't forget that Paper Pieces is offering 20% off your shopping cart for the duration of the blog tour!
2 comments:
Congrats to Deborah! And, what a great idea on EPP'ing the circle block! I've had a couple designs like that on my want-to-do list, but I'm not a fan of the recommended piecing methods. I should just EPP them! Thanks for the inspiration!
Yay :-) Thank you so so much - I can't wait to receive this book and start some EPP.
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