So I cut several full width strips of the light batik and then used a lot of the many color strips I cut when cutting the fabrics to send to Jackie. Here is a full picture on this post. So today I will play with the border and see if I need to piece some more squares.
Monday, March 2, 2009
Making half square triangle blocks
I want to finish the little quilt that is in my header. It needs a border and I decided quite some time ago that the triangle squares had to have the same light fabric as the first border to make it work.
So I cut several full width strips of the light batik and then used a lot of the many color strips I cut when cutting the fabrics to send to Jackie. Here is a full picture on this post. So today I will play with the border and see if I need to piece some more squares.
So I cut several full width strips of the light batik and then used a lot of the many color strips I cut when cutting the fabrics to send to Jackie. Here is a full picture on this post. So today I will play with the border and see if I need to piece some more squares.
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9 comments:
'Header Quilt' is another timeless piece. Just delicious in those sherbert yummy colors. The number of your blog commenter's sure has grown since 10-21-2007.
Your triangle border will add even more excitement to your piece. Another of my favorites.
J~MT
I reeallly like it!
Thangles are a terrific way to make half square triangles! Quick and easy. I can't wait to see how the border turns out.
Those Tangles save a lot of time and are relatively inexpensive. I sure appreciated them for the last half square triangle project that I did.
I haven't ever used thangles...do you think they make things go more quickly? Seems like your commenters do!
I guess I have the same question as Jean regarding the benefits of using Thangles. I, too, have never used them.
Beautiful quilt! Another winner! The colors are so vibrant. I seriously do not know how you do it, time after time, knock out quilts.
I have to laugh Wanda, the design flaw you explained in Sunday's post? I noticed that in the earlier photo of the quilt, but I thought it a deliberate design element, maybe representing a mist rising to dissipate in a kaliedscopic forest... It's all in how you look at it.
I've never used Thangles before either. Sounds like I better get some for my next quilt.
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