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EPP Templates galore and giveaway

Aug 26, 2012 by quiltjane 151 Comments

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I have just added to my little e-shop a range of ‘peeper’ acrylic templates made for some of my favourite English Paper Piecing designs:

To celebrate the new addition to my shop I will hosting a giveaway with my favourite English Paper Piecing gal, Joanne from PBPatch. Joanne supplies a comprehensive array of precision die cut papers and fabric shapes to suit any EPP project. I am so excited about her new “Cut to Order” section of her website where you can mix-and-match any Moda layer cake with any shape/size die-cut and it will be cut for you. Ingenious!

Look at some of the beautiful Rose Stars Joanne has made. Fussy cut heaven.

One lucky blogger will receive a complete set required to make the Rose Star, Lucy Boston and Ferris Wheel plus a pack of papers to get you started.

To win:

  • stalk me on my blog ( follow me )
  • follow Joanne’s blog
  • Write a comment telling me about the amazing things you would make if you won.
  • or, if you are a seasoned EPPer, share your best tips
Good luck! The winner will be drawn Sunday 2nd September 2012 AEST.

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Comments

  1. Sally says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 2:07

    Wow Jane I would love to learn this someday soon… I would buy one if I didn't win…

    Reply
  2. Mommarock says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 2:11

    Oh my goodness. Is it one post if you do all of those, or one comment per? I do all of them, so I will start with just one post. I would make a lovely full size quilt for on our futon when we have guests over. I would use pinks, and yellows and teal, and light greens, and oranges, and purples in the rose stars.. oh my gosh, I am really excited and thrilled to have a chance in this giveaway.

    Reply
  3. linda pritchard says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 2:11

    place mat's and mug mats or a wall hanging would be nice.Drawn the day after my birthday would make a great birthday gift lol.

    Reply
  4. gnomeangel says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 2:11

    Following both blogs πŸ™‚

    If I won I would make a set of cushions for a good friend who's currently renovating her house.

    Reply
  5. Homemaker Honey says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 2:14

    Hello! Beautiful blossoms, indeed! I would make some beautiful blossoming cushions.

    Deborah
    homemakerhoney@ gmail .com

    Reply
  6. Homemaker Honey says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 2:15

    I follow your blog.

    Deborah
    homemakerhoney @gmail .com

    Reply
  7. Homemaker Honey says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 2:15

    I follow Joanne's blog.

    Deborah
    homemakerhoney @gmail .com

    Reply
  8. sandyb says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 2:16

    I follow your blog via email and gfc.

    Love those templates.

    thank you

    sandyb720 at gmail dot com

    Reply
  9. sandyb says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 2:17

    I follow Joanne's blog.

    Thank you

    sandyb720 at gmail dot com

    Reply
  10. sandyb says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 2:18

    I would use the templates to make all sorts of designs to make fronts for bags. I also would make quilt tops or pillow tops.

    Thank you

    sandyb720 at gmail dot com

    Reply
  11. Tracey @ The Peony Teacup says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 2:20

    You know that I'm your most avid follower, right? πŸ˜‰

    Reply
  12. Tracey @ The Peony Teacup says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 2:23

    And if I won that amazing collection of goodies I would love to try out those Rose Stars.. I've seen them around before and they are just so gorgeous πŸ™‚

    Reply
  13. Tracey @ The Peony Teacup says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 2:23

    And I already follow Joanne's blog πŸ™‚ I love her charm pack hexies, and one day aspire to give them a go!

    Reply
  14. Perri says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 2:26

    EPP is a new love for me … totally addicted … I have used Jane's acrylic templates and love them … so will look at buying a set if I don't win … Thank you for the chance to win πŸ™‚
    My tip is use a size 11 Milner's needle and YLI Select thread for both basting and when whip stitching πŸ™‚
    Happy stitching, P

    Reply
  15. Ella says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 2:30

    I'm following you! I'd make pillows!

    Reply
  16. Janet says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 3:05

    I am a follower.

    Reply
  17. Janet says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 3:06

    And I follow Joanne's blog.

    Reply
  18. DianeY says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 3:06

    My tip – I've really only done hexagons, but you really don't have to cut out a hexagon shape. You can use a square instead, or better yet a slight rectangle. The back doesn't look as pretty, but it quilts up just fine and s a whole lot easier in the cutting department

    Reply
  19. Janet says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 3:06

    I've been wanting to make some of those complex EPP blocks for so long. They are just lovely. I think I would start with something small – like a bag.

    Reply
  20. DianeY says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 3:07

    I'm
    A big time stalker!a

    Reply
  21. Jennie P. says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 3:23

    I'm following you via Google Reader/RSS.

    Reply
  22. Jennie P. says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 3:24

    I am now following Joanne's blog.

    Reply
  23. tubilinha tiacarminha says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 3:24

    Sigo vocΓͺ no GFC.Obrigada.tiacarminhapezuto@gmail.com

    Reply
  24. quiltmania says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 3:25

    I also am a big time stalker! lol.

    Reply
  25. Jennie P. says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 3:25

    I haven't done paper piecing before, so I'm not sure what I'd make, but I think I'd start with hexagons!

    Reply
  26. tubilinha tiacarminha says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 3:26

    Sigo Joanne no GFC tambΓ©m.Obrigada.tiacarminhapezzuto@gmail.com.

    Reply
  27. PBPatch says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 3:30

    I received a lovely surprise recently – Jane sent me a sample set of the new Rose Star acrylic templates! I love them – they certainly make it a lot easier to cut out my fabric pieces. And they match the sizes of the die-cut paper pieces I make!

    The finished Rose Star blocks are about 12" by 12" so they are the perfect size for a cushion or bag. Christmas is just around the corner, so maybe a table runner in Christmassy colours?

    Reply
  28. Winona says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 3:38

    I have never done any EPP, but an interested in learning. I think these would make cute little table runners.

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  29. Winona says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 3:38

    I am a follower of your blog.

    Reply
  30. Winona says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 3:40

    I am now a follower of Joanne's blog. Thank you for heading me to her blog, by the way. I loved what I saw.

    Reply
  31. heartsease54 says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 4:34

    I hope this is open internationally as I'd love to win these. Have looked here in the US for them but so far no luck finding them. I already follow you & signed up to get Joanne's blog too.

    Reply
  32. Anita says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 4:41

    I follow your blog πŸ™‚

    Reply
  33. Anita says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 4:41

    I follow Joanne's blog…love her selections!

    Reply
  34. ritainalaska says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 4:51

    i follow you blog!

    Reply
  35. ritainalaska says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 4:55

    i'm planning a hexie quilt using various sized hexies, so thanx for the intro to joanne's blog! had a good time browsing her blog and hexie pax, too.

    Reply
  36. ritainalaska says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 5:03

    am not a seasoned epp'er, but have tried various methods of basting, and settled on folding and tacking at the points, and am still switching back and forth between a running stitch join and a ladder stitch. am cutting strips just big enough for six hexies for a flower, and using scraps for single hexie flowers. am going to use BIG hexies to machine join them for a background piece out of neutrals. there are so many ways to use hexies!

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  37. ritainalaska says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 5:05

    i've gfc'd joanne' blog! love it!

    Reply
  38. Jeannette Bruce says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 5:55

    This is great! I follow both of you already. My first plan would be to tackle that Ferris wheel rainbow style with some white texty background. I have some EPP tips on my blog currently, but maybe the best tip is to use glue instead of hand basting…

    Reply
  39. Sue says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 5:55

    I already follow your blog, Winning some of these would be fun and a great on the go project

    Reply
  40. Sue says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 5:57

    I already follow Joanne and have lusted after what she sells for a long time

    Reply
  41. Sue says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 5:59

    If I won, I would make them into cushions, my lounge needs a make over, sew some new pretty, pieced cushions would be great

    Reply
  42. Sunnybec says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 6:05

    I follow you. x

    Reply
  43. Sunnybec says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 6:08

    I already follow Joanne and have bought hexies from her… the dreaded addictive hexies LOL. x

    Reply
  44. Nicole Follow the White Bunny says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 6:46

    I was already following your blog! πŸ™‚

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  45. Nicole Follow the White Bunny says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 6:49

    I'm doing hexies now after I learned EPP at the Fat Quarterly Retreat in London in June and I'd love to move to other shapes and things after the hexies! The Rose Stars are beautiful. Not sure if I'm eligible to enter (because I'm in Europe) but I would know someone in Australia too who'd love these! (in case I would win, you never know…)

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  46. Nati Denniff-Jones says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 7:17

    Following both blogs! I never EPPd so probably would start small with some cusions for our new bed!

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  47. Ellen Easter says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 7:37

    I already follow you both. I have done a few hexi projects and would love to branch out into other shapes. My best tip would be to tack the fabric without going through the paper – makes the shape very stable (you leave the tacking thread in place) and the papers are really easy to remove.

    Reply
  48. Patchwork and Play says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 7:41

    I'm a follower of yours!

    Reply
  49. Patchwork and Play says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 7:42

    And a follower of Joanne's blog! In fact I have bought papers for my Rose Star (Jazz Hands) block, so these templates would be very handy!

    Reply
  50. Patchwork and Play says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 7:43

    I have always wanted to make a Lucy Boston block/quilt!

    Reply
  51. Martina says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 8:39

    Oh wow! I am a happy follower of you blog!

    Reply
  52. Martina says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 8:39

    And I think I would make a quilt. Really love this pattern Rose Star. Looks wonderful!

    Reply
  53. Martina says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 8:41

    I am a new follower of Joanne's blog!

    Reply
  54. Deb R says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 9:06

    I already follow your blog!

    Reply
  55. Gemma says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 9:12

    I follow your blog.

    Reply
  56. Gemma says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 9:12

    I follow Joanne's blog.

    Reply
  57. Deb R says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 9:12

    If I won Id make a quilt with the Rose Star templates…an EPP tip, always start and end with a figure 8 knot.

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  58. Deb R says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 9:18

    Oops I follow Joannes blog too πŸ™‚

    Reply
  59. Katy Cameron says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 10:09

    I stalk you :o) I love the fussy cutting on those frog prince eyes in that rose star! Thanks for the chance to win :o)

    Reply
  60. Katy Cameron says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 10:10

    I'm really getting into EPP of late for long journeys and the like, and am planning Katy's Spring Carnival set for going to Sewing Summit, which will no doubt turn into a cushion cover

    Reply
  61. Katy Cameron says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 10:13

    Now I stalk Joanne too :oD

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  62. Beverley's Designs says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 11:07

    wow very nice patterns

    Reply
  63. Pat @ 501quiltblocks says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 11:10

    I'm following both blogs. I've made a lap quilt with another in process as well as a few zippered bags. I've always admired the fussy cut projects but I haven't done one yet. Thanks for the chance to win.

    Reply
  64. Jessica says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 11:51

    I follow you!

    Reply
  65. Jessica says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 11:52

    My best tip is to make it portable! I made a luch bag (free tutorial online) and put all my bits in there, I sew at sports days, doctors etc!

    Reply
  66. Lynn Harris says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 12:00

    I follow you.

    Reply
  67. Lynn Harris says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 12:01

    I love EPPing. I like to baste without stitching through the paper, then you can reuse the papers and still leave the basting in to keep the seams in order.

    Reply
  68. UllhΓ€rvan says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 12:01

    I'm a follower of your blog!

    Reply
  69. UllhΓ€rvan says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 12:02

    I'm also a follower of Joanne's blog!

    Reply
  70. Jessica says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 12:02

    Oh and I follow Joanne too!

    Reply
  71. UllhΓ€rvan says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 12:02

    I would make an amazing quilt if I won those template's!

    Reply
  72. Mareenchen says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 12:03

    Stalking. πŸ™‚

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  73. Mareenchen says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 12:04

    I'm not yet seasoned but I'm slowly working on hexie flowers which will become a quilt sometime. I'd love to try out more challenging patterns. πŸ™‚

    Reply
  74. embracingitall says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 12:15

    I already stalk you! Jacinta

    Reply
  75. embracingitall says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 12:16

    I need to make a quilt for our lounge room for us to snuggle under, so I am up for making something a little more special. Jacinta

    Reply
  76. KTMae says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 15:08

    I have stalked you for a wee bit o' time.

    Reply
  77. KTMae says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 15:09

    Thank you for sharing Joanne's blog. I am now stalking her as well.

    Reply
  78. KTMae says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 15:11

    Even though the patterns you chose are very feminine, I can see my self doing one for my cousin in boy type colors & patterns. Possibly in flannel plaids. Ohh, I am getting all snuggely warm thinking about it.

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  79. KTMae says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 15:14

    As for a tip in epp: timing & patience is my biggest tip. That and the ladder stitch. How I love the ladder stitch. It makes everything lie so flat when its done.

    Mind you the only epp I have done is on a 4 foot by 7 foot, 3 quarter inch hexagon gargoyle. Following the colors has been hard-ish.

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  80. Gill says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 15:58

    I'm a happy follower!

    Reply
  81. Gill says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 15:58

    I follow Joanne's blog!

    Reply
  82. Gill says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 15:58

    I've only ever done hexagons! I'd love to try some different shapes!

    Reply
  83. lynaeve says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 17:47

    I'm a follower

    Reply
  84. lynaeve says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 17:48

    I need a new sewing chair cushion. I would make that

    Reply
  85. Corinne says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 19:06

    I am a English paper pieced virgin (even though I am English) so I would start with a cushion. Those rose stars have opened my mind to infinite ideas.

    It will make a nice change to be able to spend some time in the same room as my husband and still quilt instead of behind the sewing machine.

    Reply
  86. Corinne says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 19:07

    I am a English paper pieced virgin (even though I am English) so I would start with a cushion. Those rose stars have opened my mind to infinite ideas.

    It will make a nice change to be able to spend some time in the same room as my husband and still quilt instead of behind the sewing machine.

    Reply
  87. supersara20 says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 19:10

    I vollow your blog!

    Reply
  88. supersara20 says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 19:11

    I have not ever done EPP so I'm not sure what I'd make. I'll probably try basic EPP flowers.

    Reply
  89. Karen says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 19:30

    I'm a follower of your blog and enjoy your posts. I've done some paper piecing but would love to try more.

    Reply
  90. Jenny Wren says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 19:45

    Love your blog.
    I'm now following both blogs.
    I would make some double sided snow flakes for Christmas to hang off the beam in our living room.
    Tip. Once you have joined some of your epps together, you can remove the papers and starch. This can cut down on the papers required for projects.
    Keep up the good work!

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  91. Teresa F. says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 20:08

    I'm a follower!

    Reply
  92. Teresa F. says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 20:10

    I follow Joanne's blog,too.

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  93. Kallie says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 20:18

    Well I already stalk you hehe!! So excited for this giveaway!

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  94. Kallie says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 20:19

    My best tip for EPP is that I leave my basting in. I HATE basting at the best of times so why baste through the cardboard and then have to cut it all out when I don't have to! I do have a tutorial on my blog on how I do my hexies if you would like to see!

    http://aquiltingwewillgo.blogspot.ca/search/label/Hexagon%20Tutorial

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  95. Kallie says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 20:22

    I am now following Joannes blog as well! Thanks for making me aware of it! Off to investigate it now

    Reply
  96. Barbara Woods says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 20:24

    i follow by e-mail

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  97. Barbara Woods says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 20:26

    i follow her by gfc thanks

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  98. Barbara Woods says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 20:27

    i wont to learn how to do that so it would be great to win this thanks

    Reply
  99. Wendy says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 20:39

    I am a new follower of your blog.

    Reply
  100. Wendy says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 20:39

    I already follow Joanne! That is where I learned about this giveaway!

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  101. Wendy says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 20:42

    I would make a quilt for my mom who has congestive heart failure and is cold all the time. I have been wanting to try this pattern for a while.

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  102. Angela says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 22:23

    I would make square pillows for my bed. I am following both blogs.
    Thank you
    Angela Kirby

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  103. Angela says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 22:26

    I would make square pillows for my bed. I am following both blogs.
    Thank you
    Angela Kirby

    Reply
  104. Diane says

    Aug 26, 2012 at @ 22:31

    I follow you by e,ail. I want to make the Rose Star. They are just gorgeous!

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  105. Terry@ a quilting blog says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 0:10

    I'm already a follower…would love to give EPP a try…thanks for the chance to win!

    Reply
  106. Sarah says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 0:48

    Thanks for the brilliant giveaway! I follow your blog πŸ™‚

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  107. Sarah says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 0:48

    I follow Joannes blog too now πŸ™‚

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  108. Sarah says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 0:49

    If I won, well, I guess thats the kick up the arse I've been waiting for to join in with those fabulous Rose Stars!

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  109. Gina says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 1:12

    I am in awe of those Rose Stars . Beautiful . I have just made a similar one for the first time in Rachel's Handstitched class . It was my favourited project . Would love to make more .

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  110. Gina says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 1:12

    Im already a follower of your blog .

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  111. Gina says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 1:18

    I now follow Possum Blossom Patchwork!

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  112. Jess Shafer says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 1:35

    Wow- I really want to learn English paper piecing. These templates are amazing. I would love to make a quilt for my Mom- out of fabrics that have flowers on them.

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  113. Fran says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 1:46

    I follow you & I now follow Joanne as well. I've not tried any EPP as yet but would love to – I imagine I'd start with a fairly easy block or mini quilt. Thanks for the lovely giveaway.

    Reply
  114. Kristi says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 2:46

    I follow your blog….what a great giveaway!!

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  115. Kristi says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 2:46

    I am now following Joann's blog

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  116. Kristi says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 2:47

    I love to EPP….just started it recently and working on my first quilt which is ALL hexies…what I wouldn't give to get my hands on these templates….love them!!

    Reply
  117. elliek says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 3:05

    These look like some of the AHHH's that I have been doing. Love the star set. I'd just be making more and more stars. Love them.

    Reply
  118. Lori says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 3:14

    I am a follower
    quilting[dash]lady[at]comcast[dot]net

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  119. Lori says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 3:15

    I would really love to learn english paper peicing. I would so make a sewing machine cover for myself.
    quilting[dash]lady[at]comcast[dot]net

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  120. eacathcart2002 says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 4:36

    I follow your blog.

    Reply
  121. eacathcart2002 says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 4:37

    I follow Possom BLossom Patchwork

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  122. eacathcart2002 says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 4:37

    I would love to win these. I would probably make pillows.

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  123. Jeneta says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 4:54

    I'm a follower (and a huge fan of yours!)

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  124. Jeneta says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 4:54

    …am now a follower of Possum Blossom Patchwork.

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  125. Jeneta says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 4:57

    I have never used a paper piecing template! I'm not sure what I would make – probably something small initially (mug rug?) to try my hand at it.

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  126. Linda Coleman says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 8:42

    I follow your blog

    Reply
  127. Linda Coleman says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 8:43

    I follow PB Patchwork (Joann's blog)

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  128. Linda Coleman says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 8:43

    I love EPP, it is a great stress reliever at the end of the day. I would love to try the Ferris Wheel

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  129. AlyceB says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 9:16

    I follow you everywhere. You can't get rid of me, even from overseas πŸ˜‰

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  130. AlyceB says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 9:16

    I also follow Joanne's blog!

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  131. AlyceB says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 9:20

    I am no seasoned expert. I procrastinate EPP. But I'm needing some good hand sewing while watching TV at night once I've collapsed on the couch, so I'm trying to get back into it! A long term project is what I need, especially when flying back home next Feb for a few weeks! These kinds of EPP are probably more my thing – each piece adds to a bigger picture! Thanks guys!

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  132. Kimberly Cassie @ Quilty Doodads says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 19:21

    I'm an ongoing follower…I follow by email and enjoy receiving your posts.

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  133. Kimberly Cassie @ Quilty Doodads says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 19:21

    I'm following Joanne now! Thanks for introducing me to her.

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  134. Kimberly Cassie @ Quilty Doodads says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 19:22

    I would love to win this one. So far, all I know how to do with EPP is hexies. I love them, but I'd love to expand my skills. Thanks for the generous giveaway!

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  135. LynCC says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 22:18

    I do stalk you. ;D

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  136. LynCC says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 22:18

    And now I stalk Joanne πŸ™‚

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  137. LynCC says

    Aug 27, 2012 at @ 22:19

    If I win, I will start to make my OWN awesome fussy-cut rose blocks to drool on in real life. ;D

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  138. LindaB says

    Aug 28, 2012 at @ 3:24

    I have been stalking for a while, now I am a follower. I have only done EPP hexies, but would love to try other patterns…the Rose star has been on my to-do list. EPP projects are great to carry-a-round. I would start with a small quilt of Rose stars and of cause I would have to order the papers from Joanne…love both blogs..LindaB
    linda@stationeryworld.net.au

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  139. LindaB says

    Aug 28, 2012 at @ 3:26

    I now stalk, no now follow Joanne as well πŸ™‚
    LindaB
    linda@stationeryworld.net.au

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  140. quiltsnhorses says

    Aug 28, 2012 at @ 3:46

    I just starting reading your blog last week (which I found through Joanne at Possum Blossom, who I've been reading and buying from since the start of the year). I was going to buy some of your templates but I think I might hold off until after the drawing date of the giveaway. LOL My tip for EPP is the Sewline Glue Pen for basting fabric to papers, Bottom Line threads for piecing and papers from Joanne at PB Patchwork. These things have changed my EPP life since I found out about them about two years ago. Fingers crossed, Shell

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  141. jennyg says

    Aug 29, 2012 at @ 8:24

    I have now staked both of you. Thank you for introducing me to another blogger here in Australia. I would love to make a quilt using the templates is you some of my Kaffe Fassett stash and have the swirling over a bright background.

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  142. Catskill Quilter says

    Aug 29, 2012 at @ 9:12

    I am a regular follower of both of your blogs! I am not an experienced paper piecer; I have started by doing hexagons, and it is definitely addicting!

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  143. Sandi says

    Aug 29, 2012 at @ 16:23

    Thanks, Jane for telling me about your giveaway. And, as I said to your friend, Joanne……. "Thanks to Pat Sloan, I found Jane's blog and then thanks to Jane's blog, I found your blog. Love the Rose Star blocks!!" I could make lots of beautiful fussy cut projects because I have some "oh, so perfect" fabrics that are just waiting for your templates. πŸ™‚ Also, I love hand-stitching!

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  144. hueisei says

    Aug 30, 2012 at @ 1:06

    I'm a follower to your blog

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  145. hueisei says

    Aug 30, 2012 at @ 1:06

    I follow Joanne's blog too

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  146. hueisei says

    Aug 30, 2012 at @ 1:07

    I loved EPP . The Rose Star quilt will be my next project πŸ™‚

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  147. quilary says

    Aug 30, 2012 at @ 8:15

    I follow your blog.

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  148. quilary says

    Aug 30, 2012 at @ 8:16

    I am a follower of Joanne's blog.

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  149. quilary says

    Aug 30, 2012 at @ 10:44

    I had the pleasure of seeing Joanne's hexies being made at Sew It Together in Canberra. They are gorgeous! I'd make some lovely cushion covers for my lounge. I'm definitely not a seasoned EPP-er so I'll take all the tips I can get. Thanks for the chance πŸ™‚

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  150. It's All About Quilting says

    Sep 2, 2012 at @ 1:45

    I have been studying how to make these hexies for a week. I'm ready to get my hands on and get some colorful fabric around me πŸ™‚

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  151. Michele says

    Sep 2, 2012 at @ 20:58

    love the window templates!

    I want all of them!

    I'd make a quilt

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