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A quick post to let you know the FPP Panda I tested for Juliet @The Tartankiwi is now available here on Craftsy and for a short time it's free.  Hurry over and download a copy.

Enjoy your weekend :D

Updated 9.30 pm, 26 April 2014

Juliet has posted about my block along with her own and third version by Suz @All The Good Ones Are Taken.

Updated 9.18 am, 29 April 2014

The Panda pattern is no longer free - but it's still very reasonably priced at $2.95.

Updated 12.41 pm, 2 May 2014

I do not receive payment from Juliet @Tartankiwi for testing her patterns, nor do I receive commission on any patterns sold via her Craftsy page or any other sales method.  This post is purely informational and of no direct benefit, monetary or otherwise, to me.

Updated 5.39 pm, 14 February 2015

Anyone with questions about Juliet's patterns should contact her directly via her blog.

Updated 11.56 pm, 14 July 2015

Juliet's patterns are currently available here on Etsy and also here on Payhip.

 

 

 

Pattern Testing For Tartankiwi - A Foundation Paper Pieced Panda

It's been a while but this weekend I've tested another pattern for Juliet @The Tartankiwi.  As you can see he's a panda and when I saw Juliet's own version I just couldn't resist him and asked if I could test the pattern for her.

The best collection of black and whites I had were some batiks that I used to create my applique portrait of my dog Tatty last summer - you can read more about it here and here,  I don't have many batiks at all, I'm not a huge fan so I chose eyes and background fabric from my limited collection, As I took the photo above I realised I was using the same colours that Juliet has used on her pattern image!

The pattern's another Tartankiwi triumph, he's fabulous and I'm thinking up a plan of how to use him.

Eagle-eyed readers might spot my original mistake in the photo below - I used the wrong fabric under his chin on the left of the pic.

It's driven me mad for so long and three years later, April 2017, I've finally got around to replacing that piece - see below.  I can now look at my block without cringing inwardly!!!   

Juliet's patterns are available now via her Etsy store and also her Payhip store.  

Here's a look back at the patterns I've previously tested for Juliet.

Click any of the images below to go through to my post about testing that particular pattern:

  
 
 

Disclosure: I do not receive payment from Juliet @TheTartankiwi for testing her patterns, nor do I receive a commission on any patterns sold via her Etsy store or any other sales method.  This post is purely informational and of no direct benefit, monetary or otherwise, to me.

I started out with a New York Beauty block as one of my NYC Metro Mod Quilt Guild blocks - you can read my original post by clicking the image.

Are you tempted to try foundation paper piecing yourself?  If you've already given it a go do you love it or hate it?  I love the precision, there's nothing better, let me know what you think.

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