Lots of block parts are made and ready to assemble into more blocks.
Making blocks is my favourite thing but sewing rows together is not. So I am joining them in sets of 4. The top photo shows 4 groups of 4 blocks sewn together.
It takes a lot of pins to match all those seams.
And just look at my adorable new pincushion that my friend Diane gave me. She got it at the Quilter's Hall of Fame! Using this lovely pin cushion makes using all these pins much more fun!
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March 5
12 comments:
Your On Ringo Lake colors are beautiful... so soothing. I used the sashing as borders, too, but had a problem and need to spend some time with my seam ripper. :(
I like your quilt without the sashing between the blocks better than the original quilt. Lovely quilt!
I like your colors! Pins are your friend with this Mystery. Have fun getting it done.
Your Ringo Lake will be stunning! I like the non sashing layout.
I’m with you on sewing blocks and not rows for fun:). Your setting is looking great.
Cute pincushion!
Looking good, Kathy! I'm a row sewer, myself. I find I get more confused trying to put together big blocks than just sticking with rows. Isn't it funny how everyone's brain works a little differently?
I love how ORL looks without sashing.
What a cute pin cushion.
Helen
I like your version of Ringo Lake!
Oh Kathy, I love your version of Ringo! Great work
I really love your version of this quilt. Like you I like that secondary pattern that appears when you set these blocks without sashing. The colors are right up my alley too :)
A beautiful, interesting quilt. Love all the great secondary patterns.
How big is this ringo lake quilt?
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