Good Morning, Quilters!
I have a real treat for you today! Our friend, Peggy has turned one of the Seamstresses in Fine Art images by Henri Lebasque into a paper piecing pattern. She is offering it FREE to readers of The Inbox Jaunt!
Lori, here is a complete file for the Lebasque paper piecing project.
The women in the Lebasque painting are the image of friendship and relaxation. There is nothing I like better than spending time with others, not speaking much, but working on an individual projects. The peacefulness of those hours are a real joy.
The finished piece is 24″ tall by 22″ wide, but may, of course, be resized if needed. There is a color chart, a single page line drawing, and an exploded diagram visually showing the piecing sequence. There are just over 100 individual fabric pieces. The full sized pattern prints on 9 sheets of paper, to be taped together. I’ve included some text instructions and as always, I’m willing to help people over hurdles if they need more guidance.
People can reach me at PaperPiecingHeartland@gmail.com
My website is WisconsinQuilting
NEED TO LEARN MORE ABOUT PAPER PIECING?
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I love Cristy Fincher’s paperless piecing method. She teaches this method in her video, Pain Free Foundation Piecing. Cristy is an excellent teacher who lays out each step in the process simply and clearly. Her teaching style is clear and methodical. All you need is a little freezer paper and you’ll be ready to stitch the Lebasque Women Sewing in no time!
Or try Traditional Paper Piecing with Carol Doak’s Mastering Foundation Paper Piecing.
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THANK YOU, THANK YOU, PEGGY!
Please join me in a big “Thank You” to Peggy for making these patterns available!
Once you get the Foundation Piecing “Bug” –try more patterns Peggy created for The Inbox Jaunt HERE
May you find friendship and relaxation in all you endeavor!
Lori
PS…The paper pattern is the property of Peggy at Wisconsin Quilting and is used here with permission. The pattern is intended for personal use only. Feel free to re-blog, pin or share with attribution to The Inbox Jaunt or to Wisconsin Quilting. For all other purposes, please contact Peggy @ PaperPiecingHeartland@gmail.com. Thanks!
21 comments
JanineMarie
The pattern is gorgeous. I love how the beautiful painting translated into solids without losing the overall effect of the setting and feeling of the original. How sweet of Peggy to share. Thank you so much!
Mayela Hansen
Thank you very much for sharing! I love it.
Maureen B.
What kind and selfless people you both are, Lori and Peggy. I truly enjoy paper piecing, and would love to tackle something this intricate. That it comes to me free is a marvellous treat. I’ll be checking Peggy’s blog regularly as well, to see what she’s up to. I can’t imagine creating paper pieces for such intricate paintings is an easy thing to pull off. I’d love to produce a quilt like this for our local small town Fall Fair neeeexxxtttt year, and hope that would be within the allowable limits of the “personal use only” caveat. It definitely looks like a “ribbon worthy” entry. Thank you both so kindly for such a wonderful opportunity.
Peggy Aare
Maureen, I’m certainly glad you’d be motivated to give this pattern a try. If you’d really like to try something for your fair next summer, why don’t you let me try a design for you that is strictly local… a design of something from your own county. I love designing and am working on a ” skyline” for our town of 5000 and would really like to do another to see if my current idea will work for others. Drop me a note at my email
PaperPiecingHeartland–AT–gmail.com
I will get my skyline posted eventually on WisconsinQuilting.wordpress.com but I’m still working on it.
Peggy Aare
PS Any of the patterns here on Lori’s site are free and you may use them, alter them, give them to your guild friends, and forward them. Just don’t repackage the patterns themselves for sale.
Maureen B.
OMG! What a generous offer. Where to begin! I’ll be in touch.
Sheila Peterson
WOW..!!! Thank you for sharing,,, i would love, love, love, to get my mind to wrap around this aspect of quilting… so far,,, no luck…This is an amazing piece..
Peggy Aare
I’m always happy to correspond via email while you are working on one of my projects. It’s the best way for me to learn what stumbling blocks I’ve created.
Peggy Aare
Vicky
Mine thinks the file is damaged also
Peggy Aare
Write to me directly at paperpiecingheartland__AT__ gmail.com and I’ll send it to you directly.
Peggy Aare
ginnymayblog
Lori, beautiful pattern, and I love the original art. This new way of paper piecing sounds interesting, as I am a Carol Doak devotee and have taken all of her Craftsy classes. I will watch this video!
Ann M
Thank-you! I saved that Seamstress post because I enjoyed it so much. Having this paper pieced is perfect. I do appreciate all the time taken to do this.
Glenda H.
Would love to download the pattern but my computer seems to think the file is damaged.
Peggy Aare
If you have trouble, write to me directly and I’ll email it to you
Peggy Aare
paperpiecingheartland**at**gmail.com
Joyce in NE
Love it! Thank you so much.
Lavonne
pass on a thank you to- Peggy I can identify with the picture and a nice addition to a quilt for quilters
Gail White
Thank you Peggy and Lori. This is beautiful!
Ellen Heath
Thank you! What a wonderful gift – both from you and for me to make for a friend.
onecreativefamily
This pattern is great. Thank you for bringing it to us.
Kathy D
That is so pretty, almost enough for me to dip my toe into paper piecing. Happy Labor Day. Thank you Lori and Peggy.
ginnymayblog
Kathy D, if you’ve never paper pieced before I think this pattern is not the one you want to start with, as it could be an exercise in frustration. But if you’re serious, see what Lori says!
Deb
Thank you !! I love to paper piece!!
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