Last week, I decided on an on point setting for my sweet pea blocks. Then, I knew how I wanted to do the sashing. I had a chance to start arranging, and making rows. I, also, started cutting setting triangles, checking the size. I know there are calculations and tables in the quilting world, but, I find a setting triangle template my best bet for calculating what I need to cut.
Our quilting group met yesterday, I made progress on several of my 5 quilt projects. It was nice to have more than one project to do. When I would tire of one, I could move on to another to keep my interest.
This was the cutest treat. Eat if you dare - Boo
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I just love those blocks, so sunny!
ReplyDeleteYou picked a fun sashing option for Sweet Peas. I need to cut setting triangles for BH's Rhododendron project, I agree templates seem to work best. Those treats look almost too real!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness those fingers look both scary and delicious! Glad you had a good time with your friends, and you got a lot done! Thanks for sharing on my weekly show and tell, Wednesday Wait Loss.
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Love the seasonal bright sashing! The cookies are fun. So many ghoulish treats to create.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful layout for those stunning blocks!--TerryK@OngoingProjects
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