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The technique of paper piecing helps you achieve complicated patchwork and piecing. Learn paper piecing for beginners with these tips and free projects.

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Alright – here it is! The final block in our Patchwork Quilt Along journey. I can’t believe it’s already month 12. All year we’ve been sewing along with the Fat Quarter Shop as they released a new block each month. Can I just tell you how excited I am to get to the next step and be able to start piecing these blocks together? Here’s my basket of all 72 blocks! This month’s block is called Mother’s Own and you can find the free block pattern here (scroll down to where the December block is listed). Compared to some of the previous months’ blocks, this one was a snap! And a delight to piece. You can still find all of the block patterns here on the Fat Quarter Shop’s blog. And if you’re sewing along with us, and struggling working with such small blocks, check out my Tips for Piecing Small Quilt Blocks post. The list of bloggers who are sewing along is below, and you can also join the Facebook group and see what quilters around the world are creating! Amanda from Jedi Craft Girl (@jedicraftgirl) Amy of Diary of a Quilter (@diaryofaquilter) Andy of A Bright Corner (@abrightcorner) *Bonnie of Cotton Way (@bonniecottonway) *Camille of Thimble Blossoms (@thimbleblossoms) Debbie of Happy Little Cottage (@happylittlecottage1) Greg of Grey Dogwood Studio (@greydogwoodstudio) Heidi of Buttons and Butterflies (@buttonsandbutterflies) Melissa of Happy Quilting (@happyquiltingmc) Melissa of Oh How Sweet (@ohhowsweet) Pat Sloan of PatSloan.com (@quilterpatsloan) Renee of Sewn with Grace (@sewnwithgrace) Sedef of Down Grapevine Lane (@downgrapevinelane) Sherri of A Quilting Life (@aquiltinglife) Sondra of Out of the Blue Quilts (@sondradavison) Taunja of Carried Away Quilting (@taunjalynn) Tina of Emily Ann’s Kloset (@emilyannskloset) Carrie Nelson/Miss Rosie of Moda Cutting Table

Shells baby blanket is a fun and quick idea for a gift or handmade home decor. It’s easily customizable, so be sure to try it yourself!

The Whirlwind Quilt Block goes by a bunch of other names – Modern Envelope, Twin Sisters, Water Wheel, etc, etc. The traditional Whirlwind quilt block uses only 2 colors but I saw one on Facebook that had 4 fabrics and wanted to figure it out for you (and me)! I’ll show you 2 different ways to sew this block together and talk about another way that I’ve seen online.

Free quilt patterns for beginners with this step by step tutorial on the easy peasy fat quarter patchwork quilt.