patricej

Yankee Puzzle

Well ... I had intended to post this yesterday but a whole lot of little things went sideways so here we are, a day late and a dollar short.

https://www.generations-quilt-patter...ilt-block.html

I like this block because it looks tricky but it's good for all skill levels. It's one of many free patterns at the Generations Quilt Patterns site. There are detailed, well illustrated instructions for both paper piecing and traditional piecing, plus several sizes to choose from.

I had hoped to make the block yesterday but ... as I said ...
Fingers crossed I can knock it out today and post a photo.

Link to Photos of the blocks:

m-fay

Hopefully I'm on the right pages now. Thank you Patrice. I will do both ways if I

patricej

Thanks! I'm excited that you haven't given up on this.
I haven't tried the paper piecing method for this but I might, just in case somebody has a question. Things usually end up backward and upside down when i try paper piecing. which me luck! lol

CardsByLiesl

I am excited to do this with the group. I have never really done any paper piecing before. I decided to do the 12" square. I picked out the material from my stash and plan to get my block done over the next few weekends.

Goatmom

I printed out the paper piecing and I'm going to give it a try on Sunday. It's out of my comfort zone but thought I would try it.

m-fay

I've printed out the paper but I can't find the instructions. The only paper piecing I've done before were all numberd in order of what seams to sew first. This looks different. I'll see how you go, then I'll muddle thru

m-fay

Sorry submitted twice

patricej

you might not have scrolled far enough down the page. she gives step by step instructions with photos.

m-fay

Thanks Patrice. Found it

m-fay

I've made my paper pieced block and now need to post a photo. Where do I find the link or URL to do this straight from my phone. Getting my really old computer out is a pain .TIA