Then, attached a top strip.
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Well, that's it! The projects are all finished and now I start the last class of the book where I go back and add borders and then quilt all of these projects!
Then I take the final exam. Woo HOO.
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Irish Chain Variation Scrap Quilt Finished!
Block A's were completed and I arranged them on the design board to start getting a feel for how they should be arranged.
And then started with the Block B's, the Chains..First was the 9 patches, then sides attached:
This is the back side. I fanned the seams at the intersections and pressed all other seams to one side.
This is on the design board, ready to be sewn together. It's fairly
close to what the end top will look like. I think that after I brought
the picture disk down to the computer and switched it to black and
white, I will move a couple more blocks to even out the top part that
appears more dark.
Well, that's it! The projects are all finished and now I start the last class of the book where I go back and add borders and then quilt all of these projects!
Then I take the final exam. Woo HOO.
Well, that's it! The projects are all finished and now I start the last class of the book where I go back and add borders and then quilt all of these projects!
Then I take the final exam. Woo HOO.
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Looks great!! I really the blue you chose, looks great with the scrappy blocks!
ReplyDeletekeep up the great work!
Very nice. I love it. Interesting journey you took. Looking forward to watching you complete the quilts you have made.
ReplyDeleteHi Dawn,
ReplyDeleteI followed your link from Lesley's blog. I've enjoyed reading through your Quilter's Academy posts. You've gotten a lot accomplished this spring. I started the Academy series about 2 years ago now - blogging my progress at http://quiltingcorgis.blogspot.com/ though much of 2012 was spent not quilting or blogging.
Cheers, K