Announcing the No-Tear Paper Piecing Class

No-tear paper piecing, hmmmm, is that “no tearing of the paper”, or no tears crying?  Maybe both!  This class topic was and has been requested by a few of my “regulars”.  It’s the best way to paper piece, as far as I’m concerned, just as accurate, still uses the paper, but no ripping it off afterward.  No tear, no rip, no tears, no mess. AND, no endless printing of pages!  It’s part of my Sunday morning Scrap Happy series that’s into it’s fifteenth month.  Note the scrappy blocks AND the scrappy sides of the tea cozy.

My tea cozy pattern has also been requested by a few people who saw it in some photos I published.  It’s designed around a pair of 6-inch blocks, and plenty of scraps, so it’s a great pairing.  I’ll teach the no-tear paper piecing class and include the pattern for the cozy in the class fee.

I quilted it with polyester monofilament thread and like the end result.

Why Take my No-Tear Paper Piecing Class?

• My Zoom classes are fun! 
• The class is limited to 20 people, so not overwhelming.
• You can try a new skill under my guidance.
• Included are the full printable instructions
• Bonus: the Tea Cozy pattern is included in the cost.  (The pattern will be available for purchase after the class)
• It’s only $5
• It’s on Sunday morning, April 24th at 10 am.
• You can show up in your jammies
• Registration is easy, just e-transfer $5 to me, yvettechilcott@yahoo.ca (I’ll confirm by email)(some classes fill quickly)
• You can watch the recorded class as many times as you like, as it will be available for 1 month after class.

I’ll be creating the tulip block from the very beginning to the end during this class, while you watch, so you’ll be able to see EVERY step! I have a camera set up at my sewing machine so you won’t miss a stitch!

Want more info?  Please email me at yvettechilcott@yahoo.ca 

After You Register:

Registration closes Friday April 22nd.  I’ll send out a supply list prior to the class, so you can pre-cut.  You’ll receive an email from me the day before the class with the Zoom link and the instructions,  giving you time to print them before the class.