The quilt-a-long finishes today!
I managed to get the center of the quilt all sewn together so I am happy with my accomplishment!
I found several mistakes in the arrangement on my design wall
which had to be ripped apart and repaired
but I did end up leaving that moose in the upper left block!
It is good to have a humility block-especially when I used up every inch of the right fabric
so I couldn't fix it, even if I wanted to! Ha!
I am now making these Christmas tree blocks for the first pieced border.
There is also a checkerboard border that will go up the sides.
I will finish this up in the next week-by the end of July is the goal!
Thanks to Sarah of Confessions of a Fabric Addict
for hosting this event!
Thanks to Sarah of Confessions of a Fabric Addict
for hosting this event!
I love the center star. Reminds me of a compass rose.
ReplyDeleteI'll will be using that term "humility" (in your case, block) stitch/row, for when I make an error I'm not going to fix.
I love it! So glad the moose is staying.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and I love the moose too! Like your use of Humility - lol
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely center medallion - love the trees and the checkerboard borders, too
ReplyDeleteI like the hidden moose - it's like playing a Christmas game of Where's Waldo!
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous all by itself but with those borders....wow!
ReplyDeleteOh my! I'm speechless. Your quilt top is gorgeous and I will definitely be remembering the "humility" saying for when I err...which is way too often. Now I have a reason. Humility!
ReplyDeleteThat sweet little moose is perfect.
Blessings,
Betsy
Oh, that is so striking! I love all of the crisp Christmas-tree-top-pointiness throughout!
ReplyDeleteCan I say I love the moose int hat block, I think it is a well designed plan not a mistake. He is awfully cute.
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous! I didn't manage to sew along, but I still want to make Sarah's quilt, it is just beautiful. I love the fabrics you chose too xx
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