
There’s so much to love here. It’s a Harry Potter quilt. It’s paper-pieced. And the artist, Jennifer Ofenstein, is hosting the H P Paper Piecing Project of Doom, where she shares a different block pattern each week.
Read the full story of this quilt, a two-year process, on Jennifer’s blog, Sewhooked. As she puts it, “This quilt is more just a million bits of fabric stitched together. It represents all the years I’ve loved Harry Potter and some of my favorite things about the series. It has brought me friends, and fans, and brought more quilters that I can count into the wonderful world of paper piecing.”










It makes me want to learn how to paper piece.
Beth
bethsquilts.blogspot.com
Haha that’s rediculous. No way
purchase at my estore and get big save
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