Paper Piecing: Woven Star

Paper piecing, also known as foundation piecing, is a technique which yields precision, accurate points, and angles you can't get with regular piecing. The striking Woven Star block can be made with coordinated fabrics or be made totally scrappy. The class includes the foundations for your first block. If you decide you want to make more blocks, whether for a table topper or a quilt, a pad of foundations for up to 21 blocks is available.

Supply List:
Glue stick
Pins
Scissors or thread snips
12 inch or 18 inch Add-a-quarter ruler 
Rotary cutter, cutting mat.
Thread (60wt or 80wt recommended)
Sewing machine with open toe foot, a fresh microtex or quilting needle-size 80/12
Sewing machine manual
Fabrics (cut before coming to class)

• Light color background: two 6" squares, cut in half once on the diagonal; four 5" squares, cut in half once on the diagonal
• Assorted prints for the stars: Four rectangles each 3" x 5"; Four rectangles each 3" x 7-1/4"