With an empty design wall begging to be filled,
I pulled out Party Hat Optional's
sadly neglected segments . . .
I separated the 4-segment-block-groupings
to see what I had to work with
and to figure out how many more 'blocks' to make.
As I stood back to ponder . . .
EUREKA !
Off to search the stash . . .
YES!
Results?
Five blocks wide (instead of six).
Make use of that no-longer-temporary
breathing space between rows.
Party Hat Optional
has been transformed!
Organizing P-H-O as a row quilt
allows the colors to leap and shout
without making my eyes and head hurt!
There's lots more stitching, pressing,
trimming, and rearranging to be done,
but a plan is now in place!!
WOOT!!
Quiltdivajulie
6 comments:
I like that a lot better!
Oh yea. This looks great with those sashing strips.
It is a joy to look at!! No surprise that I missed the prior post, but I know how your processing works, as usual, GREAT results!
This is why design walls are so important. to just make a quilt with a preconceived plan and no 'what if' time is like factory work. This one is going to be great!
totally wonderful! caught up on former posts...all fabulous quilts-you have a wonderful color eye
Gotta love those breakthrough moments! This is a *great* plan!
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