Just because of the sheer bulk, I will join 2 rows together first and then join 2 sets together.
Most of the week I have been sorting through my green scraps in an attempt to find some order to the scrap chaos. This was my 2 1/2 in strip bin.
This is after sorting the big pieces of strips and stacking them to order. I am not thrilled with the colors, they seem dark and grumpy.
And this is the short pieces that I decided I would just decide and cut for many of my on- going projects. It feels good to get it organized.
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How gorgeous is that quilt going to be! Great job.
ReplyDeleteNice work on your DWR! I made a king size DWR several years ago, and also found it easier to put rows together in sets of two, then join two of those sets, then join the larger chunks of rows. It's tricky manipulating all those curved seams along the row!! Great job here!
ReplyDeleteYou are a lot braver than me making a wedding ring quilt. It looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteYou are making great progress!
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