Paper Pieces for English Paper Piecing

9" Missouri Daisy Variation 01

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$4.5 $6 In stock

The 9" Missouri Daisy Variation 01 is a paper piecing set from Paper Pieces, offered as block papers and acrylics for English paper piecing. Choose the pack size and seam option that fit your project.

  • Available in Small Pack (1 block), Large Pack (6 blocks), and Bulk Pack (12 blocks).
  • Seam options include 1/4" Seam, 3/8" Seam, and No Seam.
  • Windowed options are available in 1/4" Windowed and 3/8" Windowed.
  • Tagged with the Missouri Daisy design name.
  • Brand: Paper Pieces.
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lucy ★★★★★

I love how precise these block papers are for getting those sharp daisy petal points to match perfectly. The seam allowance is already marked, so I didn't have to measure a thing, and the acrylic templates hold their shape through repeated use.

Claire Z. ★★★★★

I was a bit nervous about paper piecing, but the pre-cut block papers saved me so much time and fuss. The 9" daisy pattern comes together beautifully without any distortion.

Ava F. ★★★★★

The acrylic templates are a game-changer for precise cutting, and the 9-inch blocks come together surprisingly quickly once you get the rhythm down. The paper holds its shape well through multiple passes with the needle.