My July 2021 One Monthly Goal is to make a 30″ square Storm at Sea wall hanging. Last month I took a David Sirota ‘s Storm at Sea: No More Tears Paper Piecing workshop through the online Vermont Quilt Festival. I’ve wanted to make a Storm at Seas quilt for several years, and it was fun to learn another paper piecing method that does not involve ripping papers from the finished blocks. Dave’s method is similar to freezer paper piecing, but templates are printed on vellum paper rather than freezer paper. It was also super cool to learn his tip for matching points that involves using dental floss. Check out his How to Match Perfect Points video. I’ve sewn some units together for a portion of 30″ square wall-hanging:
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I’m still in the process of making the units to complete the quilt top. Here’s what I’ve paper-pieced so far:
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Linking up to Elm Street Quilts: July 2021 OMG.
Your storm at sea wall hanging will be beautiful! I love your fabric color choice♥
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You’ve chosen such great fabrics for your SaS. It looks fantastic – and those nice, sharp points!
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Thanks for linking up that video–interesting!
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Always wanted to make one as well. Can’t wait to see your quilt finished. Good luck.
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Gorgeous colors! Nice job on those points.
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This will be such aa striking top! Happy 4th!
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