I’ve had quite a few folks ask about the freezer paper technique I use to make large-scale quilt designs. It’s a quick and easy technique that has endless design potential for quilt making.
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If you’re curious about the technique, check out this video for a tutorial I did for Fresh Quilting TV and the Modern Quilt Guild.
Let me know if you have any questions about the technique. And if you ever want me to come out and teach this technique to your quilt guild or group, just drop me a line and let me know. I love to teach!
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Nicole, Fun tutorial. Good job. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks, Cynthia! Happy to share!
Thanks Nicole. This looks like a great technique and your presentation was so eajsy to follow.
Thank you for the kind words, Marlene! It’s a wonderful technique. So much potential for design!
Great tutorial! I have a quilt back that I will use this technique on to make a 2 sided quilt. The back is going to be a “enlarged” version of the blocks that are on the front.
Thanks, Jane! What a great idea to use it on the back! I’m sure it will look fantastic.
I recently watched and am definitely going to give it a try! Excellent segment on Fresh Quilting!
Thanks, Paige! Let me know if you have any questions once you give it a try!
Thank you for your clear, concise tutorial. I’m off to buy my freezer paper!
Thank you, Sharon! It’s a wonderful technique! I hope you enjoy using it to make something big and bold!
Hey Nicole!! I am taking your class at QuiltCon and I couldn’t be more excited!!! I love paper piecing and this technique will open up a whole new world of possibilities!!! Looking forward to meeting you and learning a lot!!!
Yay, Cathy! Thanks for reaching out and for signing up for the QC class. Yes, you are right. There are so many possibilities with this technique. I look forward to meeting you soon!
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