I just finished trimming the last of the string blocks so I plan to start sewing wings onto them. I have 70 more to go and know that I end up ripping some here and there as I don't always get my point quite right. I'd LOVE to finish these so that I can play with the layout this weekend. We will see. Do you see this is just a very fancy "flying geese" unit? Bonnie called them crabs. See the white eyes?
Are you making Lazy Sunday? This is currently running in Quiltmaker magazine as a mystery. Step 2 brought us one of the blocks completed. I was fortunate to have taken a class from Bonnie on Nrw Year's for this quilt. We were sworn to secrecy though. I am checking in with others working from the magazine to make sure that I don't overshare. I am going to pick this up again and get all the units of the curernt magazine step made so that I can keep up with the others doing this mystery and then hope to be DONE for the big reveal in September.
3 comments:
It is harder to predict how blocks are sewn together when they are donated but I think you are putting them together well.
I would have loved to do Orca Bay, but I was just so overwhelmed with other stuff. Can't wait to see yours!
I always have problems with those type of blocks. I have to do flying geese and HSTs oversize and cut them down to get them right.
I must be a terrible quilter. I know some many people who just zip them out and they are all the exact same correctness.
I am at the head of the Uncorrect Line!
I think you are doing great putting these together. I can't wait to see it put together. Keep it up, girl!
I love the colors on the Lazy Sunday block. This will be a very striking quilt.
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