Progress has been made.I received a squishy envelope in the mail that contained a piece of the blue fabric that I needed to make the last setting triangles across the top of the last two braids. A huge thanks to Helen who sent me exactly what I needed! Quilters are just the best!
So I finished making the last two braids and sewed them together. That was a lot of seam matching, with each one being pinned.
Here are all the rows on the design wall. I really like that column of white squares where the design wall shows through. Too bad I can't sew that into the pattern!
One more seam to go and then I have the bottom and the sides to figure out.
I'm thinking of using the tried and true "chop 'em off and be done with it" technique!
You could stitch that column in if you were willing to do that many y-seams! The quilt is beautiful, are you trimming the points before or after stitching the seam?
ReplyDeleteLove how the quilt looks. You could always applique some white squares on after the quilt has been sewn together
ReplyDeleteLove how the quilt looks. You could always applique some white squares on after the quilt has been sewn together
ReplyDeletelooks great,,,appliqué, lol
ReplyDeleteHard to believe that the month is already halfway to done. Making great progress so far. Another UFO will soon be crossed off the list.
ReplyDeletelove the braids!
ReplyDeleteIt is looking great.
ReplyDeleteBraids are a favorite--and the chop 'em off method gets my vote! : )
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors! My vote is split: setting squares below, chop the sides--with perhaps narrow blue side borders, if you have enough blue.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a plan. Get 'er done!
ReplyDeleteEasy way is to chop em off and get it DONE! Glad Helen had some Blue to share.
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