How to design your OWN foundation paper piecing pattern

[@Wanda6308]

Hello I am Wanda from Michigan. I am a new subscriber. thank you for the tutorial

[@tianaspurlock2230]

This was very helpful! I would love a video of how to make a complicated pattern! I’ve been loving FPP but want to make my own complex patterns (ie flowers, animals, etc)

[@lnwmelon]

This was very helpful. Thank you!!

[@barbaraunucka4745]

Thank you so much for this very good explanation!

[@pitchersboutique8524]

You are so welcome

[@dianaramos9023]

thank you. this was very helpful. 👍🤗

[@betaniasamboe644]

Thank you, very good explanation

[@sarahpitcher3996]

You’re welcome!

[@Quilting4fun]

Interesting. I always wondered why some FPP patterns had those spider web type lines. Thanks for sharing this.

[@laightnightknits4358]

Really useful thank you! Trying to EPP s climbing shoe. Wish me luck!!🎉😂

[@racheldavis4772]

Colored pencils for seam allowance lines vs. regular pencil for stitch lines would help.

[@laurawhittaker6812]

Thanks for this tutorial. Just a suggestion to have sample of your steps, especially when you get to the part of adding in seam allowance

[@reeractivist7561]

Thank you. Please make a video demonstrating the actual sewing using the pattern you've created. Thank you.

[@rizzoliandisles9348]

kind or a rocky start, but tot much better; thanks.

[@malcolmking6798]

I'm afraid I find this utterly incomprehensible. Why do it backwards?

[@sarahpitcher3996]

You do it backwards because with Foundation Paper Piecing, you sew the fabric on the other side. So your image will be flipped. The fabric is on the opposite side of your lines.

[@lynnlatham4974]

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