I began planning and making a storm at sea quilt for my parents a while back but put it aside to work on a few other things recently.
Here's the rough sketch that I did a while back based on the fabrics that I am using. The colors are totally off shade wise, but It's good enough to get the gist of things.
I finished the 42 3" small squares yesterday and I'm going to move to the large squares next. I think there's 30-something large square blocks. I'm paper piecing this quilt because I like the accuracy it gives me without having to worry about my 1/4" seam being off a bit. That's the beauty of paper piecing, you don't have to worry about that. Just sew on the line.
This is what a stack of 42 3" paper pieced blocks looks like all trimmed up.
Here's the rough sketch that I did a while back based on the fabrics that I am using. The colors are totally off shade wise, but It's good enough to get the gist of things.
I finished the 42 3" small squares yesterday and I'm going to move to the large squares next. I think there's 30-something large square blocks. I'm paper piecing this quilt because I like the accuracy it gives me without having to worry about my 1/4" seam being off a bit. That's the beauty of paper piecing, you don't have to worry about that. Just sew on the line.
This is what a stack of 42 3" paper pieced blocks looks like all trimmed up.
It's looking amazing
ReplyDeleteWow, amazing. I love the optical illusion. It looks like there are curves, but there aren't, right?
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