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EPISODE · Feb 23, 2022 · 37 MIN

S1E11 FPP Paper Removal Tips, Snack Grabbers and Tennis Love

from Seams Funny … because we like to sew · host Amie and Natalie

In this episode, Amie and Natalie talk about tips for removing Foundtion Paper Piecing papers after quilt assembly.  A listener, Cynthia @rainydaysquirrel on IG, has written in and shared her suggestion for Sewing Snack Grabbers(tm) which we, in turn, are passing on to you!  Natalie is perplexed by a meme and Amie has to explain the rules of tennis in order to clear things up. SHOW NOTES: FPP = "Foundation [Paper] Piecing is a method of patchwork piecing that uses a paper or fabric foundation to stabilize a quilt block during construction. When using a paper foundation, the paper is removed from the block either at the completion of the block or at the completion of a quilt top." via www.thequiltshow.com June Tailor Perfect Piecing Foundation Sheets ( <---link to June Tailor) also available locally around Madison, WI at Blue Bar Quilts These are non-affiliated links.  We are not sponsored by nor get anything for these recommendations.  We just love the product and the shop! "Give good advice, but don't follow it." makes its THIRD appearance on the show.

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