Mondays are our official Open Sew Day. Bring your unfinished projects or start something new and come sew with us. It is free. Space is limited due to social distancing.

English Paper Piecing (EPP), also known as Mosaic Piecing or Mosaic Patchwork, is a method of hand Piecing using paper templates to stabilize fabric. Historically the technique originated in England in the 1700s and was brought to the United States out of popularity and necessity. Fabric is basted to paper shapes using thread or glue and the pieces are then stitched together, most commonly using a whip stitch. It is a precise method, allowing the quilter to create accurate shapes, whether simple or complex!

After learning some information from the Free Demo you will want to attend a class to learn to use your own Hunter's Star ruler. Debbie will instruct you in making a beautiful Hunter's Star square.