It's such a work in progress which takes time to figure out the colour order. If I would have been more organized at the beginning, this stage wouldn't take so long. But I wasn't, and I rarely am at the beginning of a long scrappy journey! I had no idea when I was making the first few blocks that this quilt would become this large!
Linking up to Design Wall Monday at Judy's
I do admire that rainbow. Despite my best intentions I end up twisting and turning seams to get them to nest.
ReplyDelete46 pins! I think I would stab myself a few times (there's a reason I have a styptic stick next to my sewing machine).
ReplyDeleteIt is going to be gorgeous when it is finished.
How big are the blocks?
Helen
Word of warning...with that many pins, be careful not to poke yourself "anywhere" while sewing!!
ReplyDeleteIt is going to be a beautiful quilt but ugh on the pinning. On the other hand, you will have a scrumptious quilt when done.
ReplyDeleteI love how you chose to color-block your EB blocks - looks great!
ReplyDeletePins are my friend. Happy pinning and making the Big finish soon. Monday in the PNW and no where to go, I will be stitching.
ReplyDeleteHi Kathy, what a great and simple quilt! Yours looks great but I'm sure that it requires a lot of extra work for the colour coordination - well worth the time. Thanks for sharing the link. I got back into making some patches - it's my favourite type of easy piecing. I may give this one a try. Have a great week.
ReplyDelete... but a wonderful quilt this will be. Hang in there. You are almost done. ;^)
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