I posted here earlier about finding some fabric in my grandma’s attic. It was all calico and country-looking, not really my style, so I decided to incorporate some solids and lots of white for a more modern design. Using this tutorial from p.s. i quilt I got to work constructing lots of half square triangles!
These squares are all sewn up and ready to be sliced in half.
And voila! A (mostly) done quilt top. Ignore the errant threads and not completely matching points! I’m going to add a white border all around, then need to sew together the quilt back, baste, quilt, and bind.
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August 10th, 2011 at 3:24 pm
oh my goodness. I love this. and your points look good! I avoid points like this AT ALL COSTS. seriously! I cannot do them. this looks great.