I cut the rest of the borders for one quilt while I wait for the order with the next 2 fabrics that I didn't have enough of.
Next I finalized the layout of the 16 patch quilt. I found one block on the table that I intended to use so I took out the other lightest block and put that one in.
Then I took down the rows and numbered them with my cut up calendar page and binder clips to transport them upstairs for sewing while I watched TV. I have all of the seams sewn one way and 3 seams sewn the other direction. I'll finish sewing it today.
Happy stitching . . . such a variety of beautiful fabrics.
ReplyDeleteThey all look like future works of art by Wanda. Do you keep track of the number of quilts you've created?
ReplyDeleteI admire your orderly systems. It's so easy to get something out of order if not labeled. Even then, sometimes!
ReplyDeleteHello Wanda!
ReplyDeleteJust wondering - on your newest quilt, with different fabrics on each border - do you cut the borders on the length of the fabric so there are no seams? or on the cross grain and piece them? straight seams, or diagonal seams? I generally cut borders on the cross grain and piece them if needed. If a busy print, I don't worry about the seam, but on some prints I will try to match the pattern of the print, so the seam doesn't show.
Nice you have some inside projects to work on during this cold spring we are having!
chris
This is beautiful, love all the bright colors.
ReplyDeleteAlways a treat to check in on your busy days of progress. All is looking good. (*._.*)
ReplyDeleteJJM
Beautiful, as always, Wanda!
ReplyDeleteIt all looks so organized and ready to assemble.
ReplyDeleteLove this 16 patch Wanda!!
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