Every block would make an interesting and attractive quilt by itself, even the odd combinations. You probably figured the edge will be bordered and then points will be cut leaving a straight edge.
The red chain sure does holds it all together.
The most recent rows are laid out while I am balancing myself on crutches - arghhhh! This is likely an ancient untreated injury, pre-highschool, which has raised it's ugly head. Plans are underway for some kind of orthopedic repairs on my ankle. Might slow me down for a time. 8-((
Elaine, I just love it dearly!! I took out my 1.5 inch strip bin and cut a whole bunch of blocks...but I really like the contrast you have in yours, so I will mix mine up a bit!! Sure sorry about your ankle...boo!
ReplyDeleteWow! It makes heads turn. You have a winner with this one. ;^)
ReplyDeleteAgain, another winner coming up. Sorry about the crutches and pain. Hope you can get some relief soon. :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful scrappy quilt!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the snkle - pain is such a bummer. Gorgeous quilt in the making!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!
ReplyDeleteThis is really beautiful! Garden party is on my list of contenders for my next scrap quilt. Sorry about the ankle.
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ReplyDeleteWow--it is looking beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about your ankle issues. Hope it can be repaired smoothly!
That is a great quilt. The red does pop although I suspect the right green might have too. Hum, makes me want to get out my chunky churn dash blocks and consider making some more and getting to the point of a lap quilt. Decisions, decisions!
ReplyDeleteits going to be a great quilt Elaine!
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