Here's a picture of my first two blocks -- we are getting one lesson per week on Thursdays. They are not next to each other in the finished quilt.
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Friday, July 5, 2013
AIMING FOR ACCURACY QUILT ALONG, Lesson 2
Last night I finished the second lesson in this quilt along. Here's my Lesson 2 block.
This is another ginormous 15" block! I love how we're sashing as we go. That will make it much easier to put it all together.
Here's a picture of my first two blocks -- we are getting one lesson per week on Thursdays. They are not next to each other in the finished quilt.
If you are interested in this free on-line project, look for the link in my left sidebar.
Here's a picture of my first two blocks -- we are getting one lesson per week on Thursdays. They are not next to each other in the finished quilt.
If you are interested in this free on-line project, look for the link in my left sidebar.
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Nice! We always have a big 4th of July party because we have a perfect view of the fireworks from our lawn so I hadn't looked at the lesson yet-going to do it today-like this second block better than the first.
ReplyDeleteYours is nicely done-love your fabrics.
I like this block. You are one busy lady Pat!
ReplyDeleteVery nice Pat. Love your color n fabric choices.
ReplyDeleteLove your fabrics Pat! I found block 2 a little trickier for piecing accurately so I reverted back to nesting my seams for joining the top and bottom rows to the centre row but then I opened up the final seams. Thank you so much for showing how to do the bulk lot of HST's with the 12" squares - such a neat idea! I used that method to make my batik version of block 1.
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