My day today:
cut two rectangles of background fabric, 3 x 8
slice diagonally, corner to corner
arrange around a midget block as shown
sew two side
press and trim
sew the other two sides
square up to 6.5 inches
Repeat for 100 midget blocks
I'm slowly working my way through the Midgets, getting them sashed and arranged. I have about 100 blocks done and have been working on them almost two years. It is time to decide how many there should be and think about putting them together into a quilt. Friday will be the two year mark. I am trying to get them all arranged on the wall to have a big anniversary post.
cut two rectangles of background fabric, 3 x 8
slice diagonally, corner to corner
arrange around a midget block as shown
sew two side
press and trim
sew the other two sides
square up to 6.5 inches
Repeat for 100 midget blocks
I'm slowly working my way through the Midgets, getting them sashed and arranged. I have about 100 blocks done and have been working on them almost two years. It is time to decide how many there should be and think about putting them together into a quilt. Friday will be the two year mark. I am trying to get them all arranged on the wall to have a big anniversary post.
Wow, what a quilt that is going to be.
ReplyDelete100?! Oy vey!
ReplyDeleteLet's see 100 blocks at 6.5 square, you could have a nice square lap quilt with blocks set 10 X 10. Possibly have them all stitched together and quilted and bound on Friday..............Just saying! :D
ReplyDeleteHow amazing Angela!! An excellent way to spend your last full day of summer vacation.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of blocks! What's up on the wall looks good.
ReplyDeleteI am so impressed that you have worked your tail off at these blocks for two years! I am looking forward to seeing this come together. WOW!
ReplyDeleteTotal dedication! I love the way you are sashing them...your quilt is going to look fantastic!!
ReplyDeletelove your setting - they will float and really stand out!
ReplyDeleteWow! That does sound laborious.
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