Rather than make the setting triangles the way Bonnie did, I decided to use one fabric for all of them. Working out how to cut them was a bit of a maths challenge, until I remembered that somewhere in my sewing room was a Westalee Setting Triangles ruler which belongs to Ballaarat Quilters. I found it after a bit of a hunt. It was much easier than trying to cut these shapes with a combination of metric and imperial rulers in smaller sizes than required.
I laid out as much as would fit on my ironing board, just to get a feel for how this quilt will look:
Tomorrow I'm planning to start assembling this quilt.
6 comments:
You are so far ahead of me. That snake is horrible. Stay inside and keep sewing..
Looking impressive
I'm in awe of the folk who are already putting blocks together.i seam to have been cutting, sewing trimming iron forever and still not ready to put the blocks together....
You are making fantastic progress. It is coming together really well.
With the constant blue, it really is going to float on Ringo Lake
You are doing really well. I actually like the quilt layout.
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