SKU:AQDP2
Edgewood Foundation Paper Pad by Doug Leko - Antler Quilt Design Paper Piecing Sheets
Edgewood Foundation Paper Pad by Doug Leko - Antler Quilt Design Paper Piecing Sheets
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Edgewood Foundation Paper Pad by Doug Leko – 42 Sheets
Make piecing the Edgewood Quilt easier and more accurate with the Edgewood Foundation Paper Pad by Doug Leko of Antler Quilt Design.
Created specifically for use with the Edgewood Quilt Pattern, this handy pad contains 42 pre-printed foundation paper sheets, giving you clear sewing and trimming guides as you construct each block.
Foundation paper piecing is a wonderful technique for achieving sharp points, accurate angles and consistently sized blocks, particularly when a design includes shapes that can be fiddly to piece using traditional methods. Simply follow the printed foundation lines as you sew, then trim your block to size.
Each foundation produces a 7in x 7in unfinished block, finishing at 6½in x 6½in when sewn into the quilt.
Edgewood is also wonderfully versatile when it comes to fabric selection. The design works with 2½in precut strips, 10in squares, fat quarters or fabrics from your scrap collection, so you can choose the look that suits you.
Product Details
- Product: Edgewood Foundation Paper Pad
- Designer: Doug Leko
- Brand: Antler Quilt Design
- SKU: AQDP2
- Quantity: 42 foundation paper sheets
- Finished Block Size: 6½in x 6½in
- Unfinished Block Size: 7in x 7in
- Technique: Foundation Paper Piecing (FPP)
- Skill Level: Intermediate
How Many Pads Will I Need?
Lap Quilt – 52in x 65in
80 blocks – 2 pads required
Throw Quilt – 65in x 78in
120 blocks – 3 pads required
Queen Quilt – 91in x 104in
224 blocks – 6 pads required
PLEASE NOTE
This listing is for the Edgewood Foundation Paper Pad ONLY.
The Edgewood Quilt Pattern is sold separately and is required for the complete quilt instructions.
A great addition for Edgewood makers who want the accuracy of foundation paper piecing without having to prepare or reproduce individual foundations themselves.
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