Ultimate Paper Piecing Reference Guide
Carolina Moore
2023
English Paper PiecingCarolina Moore's reference consolidates EPP techniques, shape math, and troubleshooting into a single go-to guide rather than a project-driven pattern book. It's built for looking up a specific technique question rather than reading cover to cover. Useful as a shelf reference alongside project books for EPP quilters at any level.
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