Don't know if anyone has found this site yet, just found it myself. There are some free blocks available, but my understanding is they'll be removed soon and then only available for a cost.

http://www.piecebynumber.com/index.html

Great site Sara - thanks for sharing

Milica



http://www.myquiltingblog.com/logcabin1961/

I thought it was a great site - so many options. The only problem I have is to find a site that has instructions "how to paper piece" or a great book that teaches this technique. I would love to learn. Thanks for sharing - Bev

Bev, one of the following links might help you learn to paper piece

http://paperpanache.com/howto/how.htm
http://www.winnowing.com/ppp.html
http://www.nmia.com/~mgdesign/qor/technique/pfp.htm
http://www.mytimepatterns.com/basics.html
http://www.cstone.net/~debra/slide/slide.htm
http://www.quiltdesignnw.com/tips_p_piece.htm

Hope one of these is of help.

Here's one more, Bev http://www.quilterscache.com/StartQuiltingPages/startquiltingthree.html

Sara, thanks for the list!There are a couple there I had not seen, will have to check them out later!

Gerda
Love isn't what you say, it's what you do.

Thank you so very much Sara! Also, for the quick response................ Bev

Gerda, Thanks for the practice session url. I'm going to start with this one just to get the "hang" of it. Now I can see how the points get so sharp whereas you have actual lines to sew on to keep everything straight. This is going to be fun, new, and interesting. I mistakenly ordered a book with a whole lot of paper piecing patterns in it and I had now idea what to do with it - now I do! Bev