Foldy Stuff Patterns--How To Do

Foldy Stuff is a new and unique method of creating quilt designs.

Donna Poster has created thirteen Foldy Stuff patterns with many free foldy stuff free projects.

Easy! Ideal for the beginning quilter and a nice change of pace for the experienced quilter. Make all the blocks for a quilt project and never sew a seam.

Pattern contains complete information, including extensive construction details needed to produce Crib, Twin, Double, Queen, King, Wall Hanging and Lap Throw sizes, plus six iron-on transfer papers, which will produce a minimum of 60 blocks, (most quilters get many more).

Replacement Packages containing six more transfer papers are readily available for each design.

In addition, there are many free projects, which use the transfer papers.   Click onto "Free Projects" at the home page.

HERE IS HOW IT IS DONE:

1. Strips or shapes of fabric are cut to spacific lenghts and widths and
     stacked in the order of their use.

2. Iron-on transfer sheets are used to produce a grid on muslin squares.

3. The fabric strips are then sewn to the muslin and folded using the quidelines for sewing
     and positioning the next strip. The fabric pieces are simply being sewn to the muslin
     base without regard to sewing accuracy. The folded pieces are then folded to the next
     guideline, covering the stitching. Makes a wonderful project while traveling, too.