Kefi Moves Ahead

I played around with my scraps and made enough slabs to cut nine red triangles (the others leaned too far towards red-orange for this ROYGBIV layout).

Then I did the same with my red-oranges and mixed them in with some of the ones I made last month at Lynne's house.

I also dug about in the triangles that came home from NH and filled in some of the other rows.

I have scraps pulled to make slabs for the final three rows (blue-violet, red-violet, and pink).

I added side triangles to my reds . . . 

I also added side triangles to the red-oranges . . . 

(note: side triangles are a mix of prints from Lynne's scrap stash and mine)

After straining a muscle in my side trying to reach the top row in that first photo, I re-did the layout on my design wall so that the quilt top is on its side.  

So . . . much . . . easier . . . 

The side triangles have been chosen for the nine yellow-orange triangles.  

I'm not sure but I think it takes longer to choose the sides than it does to sew the blocks together, press, and square. 

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P.S. There's a permanent link in the sidebar to Lynne's Etsy shop where you can find all of her tutorials, including the scrap slab triangles like the ones I'm making. 

Quiltdivajulie

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“When you tell your own fairy tale, you create your own magic.

Terry Guillemets