The rest of the week was eating cautiously and then prepping for Friday's colonoscopy. So I spent time stitching scraps together as that does not require the attention to detail that pattern testing requires.
This is one little project I got assembled this week. I cut the bars out this summer while the work table was set up in the garage. Smoky pinks and olive greens. Over a period of time I made small rail blocks out of them. Each block here is 1 1/2" x 3 1/2". then stitched a pair together and then made a four together unit. I thought it wouldn't make a very big quilt and recalled hearing that setting them on point extends the size. Went on line found out about the Math for the setting and corner triangles and here it is.
Today we are heading to a Festive Brunch. We purchased this "event" with our neighbours at the local Rotary Charity Auction. We each invited another couple so there will be 8 of us for brunch.
Hope to be back to regular stitching in the week ahead. Piecefully, Joanne
Linking with Cynthia at Oh Scrap! (here)
Great idea to put those blocks on point. Thanks for sharing that little trick with Oh Scrap!
ReplyDeleteGreat scrap quilt. I would have loved to hear your lecture on pattern testing.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt top looks lovely! That reminds me of the first quilt I ever made in 2000, out of the Quilts! Quilts! Quilts! book. The blocks were just like yours, on point, and they called it Roman Square. I love how yours looks with the pinks and greens!
ReplyDeleteHooray for small sewing!!! LOVE it!
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