So, I started with this fabric cut into eight repeats (repeat was 12").
Then, all the pieces were cut and sewn into octagons. I arranged on the design wall.
Twenty six photos and tries later, I had this.
Then, I had piles of 8 squares. They went into two piles of 4. They were cut opposite each other. These pile of 4 triangles were arranged into a square, and I used painters tape on the back to hold them together to prevent a matching nightmare. These taped squares were auditioned in the spaces left between octagons. I got real excited at this point.
Groups of triangle squares for filling in. Pretty cool, huh? |
7 comments:
I had no idea that was how the corner triangles were cut so even the 4 corners will make a little design.
Sometimes books are such a disappointment! I'm not sure I have ever seen this layout. I think I like it!
The square technique makes a great fill in! This is going to be really good! I hate instructions that have those kind of gaps in them.
The painters tape is a great idea.
This is going to be stunning -- love the painters tape suggestion/method.
Absolutely gorgeous Linda. It is so amazing that something looking this complicated can be so simple. You have done an excellent job putting everything together.This quilt will be a work of art when you finish.
Yeah - pretty cool!! - ;))
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