I eventually return to my projects here's proof: My border class project;

Today I tackled the striped inner border...the stars were done weeks ago but I got stuck on the green stripe. Why? It is not a symmetrical stripe. I WANTED--- needed the corners to end up the same. I did not have enough fabric to cut each piece in half and resew it together flipped around......So during shop-hop last week I bought another 1/2 yard. Ha! You say now it will work....No it wouldn't the new piece had a flaw in it that added a thin white line consistently at a specific spot on the stripe. Of course I cut it and sewed it onto a strip before noticing that it wasn't the same.

My awesome skills to the rescue... I pieced one of the strips in 3 places to get enough of the original stripe AND you can't see the seam.
Further proof that I get back to old projects: I found

100! of these pieced blocks for an Irish Chain swap I did over 17 years ago. I got another 17 of the alternate blocks sewn together so now I can put them on the design wall and get this quilt together! (I only need 50 of these blocks and 49 of the others.)
5 comments:
that's a beauty of a quilt
Beautiful quilt. Love all those different borders. Great Job!!
Laurie,
Your quilt top is gorgeous. Love the stars.
Thanks for visiting me and leaving a comment about your antique treadle machine. I enjoyed reading it.
A lovely piece of work!
Gorgeous quilt mom! Good job.
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