Today was filled with a new lesson. Mom and I visited
Mulqueen quilt shop where
Nedra demonstrates
Triangles on a Roll "perfect paper piecing product." It was simple, easy, and can create really beautiful patterns!
Triangles on a Roll consists of two ways to create patterns. One is using 2 triangles to make a full square (aka
half-square triangle). This sounds easy and just really is easy. Nedra's guidelines show how to stitch 1" through 4" hst squares by scroll.
No chain piecing! Don't worry if you think you've messed up. With so many stitching guides, it is impossible to mess up on these paper piecing rolls. When finished making the squares, just pull off the paper guidelines and look at your perfect square!
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| Nedra shows how to use Half Square Triangles on a Roll |
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| 3 quilts on left are composed from HST Rolls |
The second way of using her paper piecing magic is using degrees.
Sew & Fold Tri-Angles works for 3" and 6" inch triangles, in 22.5, 36, 45, 60 degrees. It's just like the other version and still as simple, except you cut triangles first with matching rulers before paper piecing .
These patterns are so simple, beginners can use these.
This is an example of how to use the degree paper piecing.
Christmas Pyramids is one of the 8 patterns Nedra and Denise have
created for
Triangles on a Roll.
Denise and Nedra have been Quilting Buddies (and old movie fans) for three years. This is Denise's
Fred and Ginger
split hexagon pattern created with 60degree Tri-Angle.
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| Mom likes Fred & Ginger too:) |
Coming soon:
Can you guess what Mom is up to next?