Precise, intricate quilting with a nature-inspired twist, this Toadstool FPP template is designed to pair with your Foraging Satchel pattern to create a one-of-a-kind accessory, using bits and bobs from your scrap bin. However, the possibilities don't stop there - it can easily be adapted for a wide variety of projects, or even included with other blocks in a full quilt project. Curious about foundation paper piecing? We've shared a two-part look at the technique here, including a full tutorial for sewing your Toadstool block. A Guide To Foundation Paper Piecing (beginner-friendly!) *Note: this listing is for the Toadstool FPP template only. The Foraging Satchel is sold separately.* Compatibility: Specially designed to replace the Foraging Satchel flaps in all sizes, the Toadstool block can also be adapted for use in a variety of other projects, such as eBook, quilt, or wherever your imagination takes you! Skill level: Beginner to foundation paper piecing; Adventurous Beginner sewist Tutorial: Comprehensive written and photographed instructions are included on the blog VIEWS + SIZING Four sizes included - Portrait Small and Large, and Landscape Small and Large Sizes correspond to the size + orientation options in the Foraging Satchel Feel free to use it wherever you can imagine it though - this is simply a suggestion! Measurements of the block produced are: Portrait Small: 7.75" x 11.75" (20cm x 29.5cm) Portrait Large (which is what I made): 10.25" x 14.75" (26cm x 37.5cm) Landscape Small: 10.25" x 9" (26cm x 23cm) Landscape Large: 13" x 11.25" (34cm x 28.5cm) *Listing is for the FPP Template only - Foraging Satchel is sold separately Supplies Suggested Fabrics: Scraps suggested! Consider many options from your scrap collection - while wovens work best, you can experiment with different weights, compositions, etc as desired. Quilting cottons or similar cottons + linens will be the easiest to work with. PRINTING INFO + FAQ This is a print-at-home PDF pattern and includes two printing options: US Letter/A4 - tiled and designed to print on your home printer A0 - specially-formatted and optimized for large-scale printing. Note: We have intentionally omitted a Projector file for this pattern, as projection is not well-suited to the precision necessary for foundation paper piecing. If you have no printing options, though, you can consider projecting the A0 file onto paper and tracing it, but do not cut your fabric directly. All pattern printing formats include “layers”, allowing you to print only the size(s) you need, or all of the sizes. View pattern FAQ HELPFUL RESOURCES Sewing With Scraps - A Guide To Foundation Paper Piecing - Part 1 Sewing With Scraps - A Guide to Foundation Paper Piecing - Part 2 Sewing With Scraps - Incorporating Quilt Blocks in your Clothing, Accessories, and More
