All the blocks, sashing units, and the checkerboard borders have been assembled, and all the blocks and sashing units have been sewn into rows. Now I'm sewing the rows together, but it's taking an inordinate amount of time because every square across the row has to be matched and pinned. That's about 20 intersections for each row of sashings and blocks.
My son really likes this quilt, so I guess after I finish this one, I'll start another one for him.
6 comments:
I love it! But I have to laugh because that is exactly what I am doing now ... 15 rows of 15 blocks and all those squares to match up!
Great going, I can see why your son loves it too.
I love this quilt. Is the pattern somewhere online??
This is a 'wow' quilt. You'll be sure to sell a lot of tickets. Good luck.
So pretty! Who wouldn't love to own it? It must have taken ages to do all those little squares.
Boy, that sure is pretty! Somebody's going to be lucky. :D
I also love this pattern. Can you tell us where you got it?
Lurking Linda
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