Abendrot did not want to wait . . . the nine rows are pieced, pressed, and on the design wall.
There are several spots where I will be changing out pairs (some replacements are already pinned over the offending pair).
In that first photo, there are two rows with the same pair reversed above and below each other.
Here I have pinned a replacement over one of them.
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I'll let this sit for a bit and then make those corrections and get the rows sewn together.
If all goes as the math showed it would, the top will be 54" wide x 72" long.
Quiltdivajulie
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Jodi Picoult
9 comments:
Such a sunny and Springlike piece this will be...you've gotten a lot done setting this up on the design wall...
Hoping for a nice weekend to get some fresh air here...
hugs, Julierose
I love all of those yellows!
Very unique and interesting quilt. Lots to look at!
Pretty! I love the pops of pink!
Very pretty! I love the splashes of pink. When you first showed the pairs, I didn't think it would turn out so gorgeous. Glad you know better!!
Looking good and will be like a patch of sunshine wherever it goes!! I suggest you consider the placement of the large bright rose in the 2nd row left as it draws my attention to it and it is very off center.
Hugs!
Oh, that is such a cheerful project, Julie!!
Oh this is such a happy looking project, I hope you keep those little pops of pink the mix!
Love this! All of those yellows together just makes me smile (and wish for an early spring!). Might have to follow your lead on this one...
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