Using an idea Sophie posted, I sewed blocks together in panels, put borders on the panels, sewed the panels together and then used the remaining blocks in the border. If I were doing it again, I would use the same color fabric to border each panel and in between the blocks that form the outside border.
I used every block I received and made two additional to have 3 blocks on the top and bottom borders.
My husband said this quilt top is "gorgeous"! First time he has said that about a quilt I made :)
Wow! I agree with your husband - it's stunning! I'm a big fan of purple and green together, and this is a really pretty arrangement.
ReplyDeleteI couldn't see the blocks in a quilt as we were making them, but it looks fab
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad we were able to impress your husband ;-) I think it does look great! Thanks for sharing the photo with us.
ReplyDeleteIt is gorgeous. I like the look of the panels that you've done.
ReplyDeleteWow! this is wonderful! It was also fun looking for the blocks I sent. I think I found them!
ReplyDeleteI see my block! & it is gorgeous, your husband is right!
ReplyDeleteThis is the first time I've ever worked on blocks that weren't square, so I couldn't see how it was going to fit together. It looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteFirst: Finished is impressive! Second: It is gorgeous to a male as there are no cutsie and no pink.... Third: Your design is super. I was not sure how such a bla block was going to work up and you proved it works up GREAT.
ReplyDeleteI love it too. Just waiting for my final two sets of blocks to arrive and then I hope I get mine together as fast as you have.
ReplyDeletethat turned out beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWonderful, and so fast!
ReplyDeleteLike everyone's said: looks great! So fast! Great job!
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