Part 3- split half square triangles.
Part 6 - triangle in a square. I thought this may be part of the border - and I was right. As I am doing half size, I may need to make extra blocks to complete the border.
Part 7 - hour glass block and the beginning of making the blocks. I sewed all blocks incorrectly,
and that lead me to stop sewing for a few days while I decided whether to unpick or not.
Part 8 was the second block. I placed the two blocks together, and thought for a few more days - date with Jack or not?
What do you think?
I think it looks fine without.......... but???
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I liked the incorrect blocks, they showed up nicely. Happy stitching!
ReplyDeleteI don't have a suggestion about the 3rd border, but--WOW!--what a difference it made to redo your incorrect blocks. Great decision--the design jumped to life. Congratulations.
ReplyDeleteI love how yours is looking - those colors are so pretty together - I like it without the pieced border too !! so pretty!
ReplyDeleteA Bonnie mystery quilt finished in the same year?!? I can only dream! Love your pink substitution for the red, will be making a note of that for whenever I get to this one. Got to say, it does already look good without the pieced border so I guess the questions are: how much more piecing work are you willing to do (and are those border triangles already pieced?), how big do you need the quilt and which way are you leaning more towards? Which ever one your leaning towards, go for that even if it means more work. You'll be happier for it (ask me how I know).
ReplyDeleteI like the pink pop!
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