I finished assembling the 360 blocks in to a top this past weekend.

It got a little tedious sewing the long strips together and matching all those seams (One. Inch. At. A. Time.)
But, the effect is worth it. I hope to quilt it next week.
I finished assembling the 360 blocks in to a top this past weekend.
It got a little tedious sewing the long strips together and matching all those seams (One. Inch. At. A. Time.)
But, the effect is worth it. I hope to quilt it next week.
U are amazing…I didn’t realize until I tried to do what u do…..
Is the setting on point? I love yours. I made one with every other square red. Those long strips and pinning and find out that I stitched a whole row wrong. I still can’t wait to make another one. I love those sewn 1 inch squares.
Wow, that was quite a task! You’re right, though – the effect is worth it.
Wow! I’m impressed! I can admire postage stamp quilts, but I will never have the patience to make one. My COVID quilt is 12″ blocks with houses and quilt blocks in it.
At least you have something beautiful to show for all these months. =)
It’s sooo soooo beautiful! I started mine back in June of 2011, and I’m nowhere near done yet! I actually thought I was further along than I am, even. But it’s only a leader/ender project, and my imagination always fools me into thinking I’ve done more than I have! You’ve inspired me to step it up a bit. What are you planning to bind it with?
Wow. It looks fantastic. I am taking a basket of 2 & 2.5″ squares with me on vacation and thinking 9 patches. I think I will use some sashing because my brain doesn’t have that much patience!
this quilt is incredible. I have such a hard time matching seams perfectly. I am just sloppy😂😂😂
Beautiful!!
Definitely worth it. That is amazing!