That kinda lit the fire under my butt and I've decided to do my best to piece it as fast, as humanly possible. *grin*
So far, I've got these strips put together - I'm up to Row E. The quilt goes up to Row M.
I've been busy pulling out a "row" of blocks from my binder, removing all residue of paper from those that are paper pieced, re-ironing them, squaring them up, sashing them and making a "strip".... one could almost say that I've been "stripping", whenever I get a chance. LOL
Block number B-2 needs to be ripped off that strip and re-done... I only noticed a "problem" with it, after I had completed a few other rows. *groan*
Will keep you posted on my progress.
Rosa
Block number B-2 needs to be ripped off that strip and re-done... I only noticed a "problem" with it, after I had completed a few other rows. *groan*
Will keep you posted on my progress.
Rosa
3 comments:
Wow Rosa, there I am on your Blog.
I can add you to my list as soon as the wrist gets better.
Right now typing is one handed and sloooooow.........
What's wrong with B-2? I don't see anything. Remember, "Finished IS better than perfect"!
Hi Suzanne!
I did the "base" with paper piecing.... chunks were missing, on the sides - tried to sash it and there's still a few minuscule "holes", that with washing and time, would DEFINITELY start fraying. And I (naive me...LOL) thought, at the time, that I'd be able to hide it, with sashing... but as I'm writing this, I'm saying to myself, "HEY SELF!!! Why not do a log cabin around it FIRST, and then re-sash it?!??"
YAH.... Anyhow, that's basically why I "was" planning on redoing it, but thanks to your email, I've figured out another way to add more numbers to my DJ! LOL
Thanks a bunch for the "comment" and for making my brain work, tonight! *grin*
Rosa
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