You may need to hold the paper up to the light with the printed side toward you to see if the fabric patch covers the shape. Pin in place from the printed side. It is best to start and end several stitches beyond this line. Repeat this process for each of the remaining pattern shapes to complete the block. The outside line of this printed pattern will be the stitching line when adding another block or a border.
All paper is removed when the blocks are sewn together.
Finish your project as desired. If you would like to try some more foundation paper piecing, try the sites below for free patterns and information. She has a broomstick skirt and other quick projects that might appeal to someone on your holiday list. The Viking site for teens might be just the place for finding a quick gift for your beginners to make. Look below the list of technique seminars for the projects.