Then, to make sure no one would have to go through that again, I sewed one up and put numbers on every block and row on the the sewn one and laid out the other, numbered it correspondingly for her to sew. Then, I packed up the whole shebang and gave it back. I told her a border would be in order. Another one out the door.
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| Back months and months ago without sashing. I had cut the sashing for her and she attached it. |
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| 2nd one laid out, keyed numbers |
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| Quilt No. 1 sewn. Oh, figuring those corner triangles! |
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| All labeled to act as a key for the other quilt |
3 comments:
What a labor of love. Helpful to have the blocks numbered and great photos that you shared with us. Well done!
Wow, that was some kind of nightmare! Mixing in two quilts just muddied the waters for you to figure out. Not too many would of/could of done it. When this world is done, there will be a special land established for all the UFOs from quilters to live. It will be colorful!
The sashing works really well. And you have done another wonderful service for the world of quilting.
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