The batik quilt I worked on at our in-house retreat last
week is a flimsy. I got as far as the
checkerboard border the first day. The
checkerboard border was made from 1 ¼ inch strip sets and turned out to be a
real challenge, and I had to finish it at home after the retreat. It seems I can’t count
to 72 the same way twice and I had to do some adjusting when I discovered that one side
had 72 blocks, the other had 71, and the corner blocks were mismatched. After
adjusting some seam allowances and adding another unit to one side, it all
worked out well. It finished at approximately 51 X 63".
The design is “Patchwork Bouquet” by Amanda Murphy for
Robert Kaufman Fabrics using the Lapis color way. It was a good project for a noisy, chatty and
totally enjoyable gathering of quilting fiends err friends.
1 comment:
Your flimsy is so pretty, Mary. I know about the woes of counting, mine is always off too. All's well that ends well. Beautiful!
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