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Ultimate Paper Piecing Reference Guide: Everything Quilters Need to Know about Foundation [FPP] and English Paper Piecing [EPP]
The must-have paper piecing resource!
• Master EPP and FPP with this detailed reference guide to both English paper piecing and foundation paper piecing techniques
• Step-by-step instructions with coordinating photography, tips, and tricks to master both paper piecing techniques
• Block designs to practice and complete, ranging from simple to intricate
• Author Carolina Moore is an award-winning quilter, pattern designer, author, and brand ambassador for Baby Lock
When it comes to using paper in your quilt designs, there are two techniques you can use: English paper piecing (EPP), or foundation paper piecing (FPP). Normally, quilters are devoted to a particular paper piecing camp, but for those on the fence or anyone interested in trying and mastering both, Ultimate Paper Piecing Reference Guide is the perfect quilting resource!
A hardworking guide to both types of piecing, this quilt book covers it all and provides the tools and techniques, along with both simple and intricate block designs, for both EPP and FPP. With detailed step-by-step instructions, tips, and tricks, this is the reference guide you'll continue to turn to as you learn and refresh your paper piecing skillset!
Author Carolina Moore is an award-winning quilter, pattern designer, author, and brand ambassador. Known for her popular blog, Always Expect Moore, YouTube channel, and business Carolina Moore Patterns, she is also a quilting innovator who invented the Spot on Dot and the Boxed Bag Template.
With a focus on learning both types of paper-piecing, this book is perfect for quilters who are seeking an all-in-one paper piecing guide that includes both in one comprehensive resource!
• Master EPP and FPP with this detailed reference guide to both English paper piecing and foundation paper piecing techniques
• Step-by-step instructions with coordinating photography, tips, and tricks to master both paper piecing techniques
• Block designs to practice and complete, ranging from simple to intricate
• Author Carolina Moore is an award-winning quilter, pattern designer, author, and brand ambassador for Baby Lock
When it comes to using paper in your quilt designs, there are two techniques you can use: English paper piecing (EPP), or foundation paper piecing (FPP). Normally, quilters are devoted to a particular paper piecing camp, but for those on the fence or anyone interested in trying and mastering both, Ultimate Paper Piecing Reference Guide is the perfect quilting resource!
A hardworking guide to both types of piecing, this quilt book covers it all and provides the tools and techniques, along with both simple and intricate block designs, for both EPP and FPP. With detailed step-by-step instructions, tips, and tricks, this is the reference guide you'll continue to turn to as you learn and refresh your paper piecing skillset!
Author Carolina Moore is an award-winning quilter, pattern designer, author, and brand ambassador. Known for her popular blog, Always Expect Moore, YouTube channel, and business Carolina Moore Patterns, she is also a quilting innovator who invented the Spot on Dot and the Boxed Bag Template.
With a focus on learning both types of paper-piecing, this book is perfect for quilters who are seeking an all-in-one paper piecing guide that includes both in one comprehensive resource!
- GenresQuilting
64 pages, Paperback
First published August 29, 2023
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December 29, 2023
Might be a good book for the total newbie to paper piecing, but as a seasoned FPP and EPP quilter I didn’t find it of value. Also disappointed that it didn’t have more projects.
October 14, 2024
Excellent book for newbie class/individual. Not for the experienced FPP/EPP enthusiast.
December 15, 2024
Nice patterns. Has some templates in the back.
February 18, 2026
There are simpler directions and more enticing project ideas online; if I had chosen this book first without any prior knowledge of EPP, I would not have been inspired to try it.
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