Once I have everything cut, I dig into my 2" square tin (which is overflowing) and try to pull 145 different squares. Amazingly enough, I am almost able to do just that. There are a few duplicates, but oh so very few.


Now for the second triangle. Again, I am able to easily line these up and start the chain all over again. I am literally just taking each part from the top of their respective stacks and putting them together. The only time I make a change is if by some odd chance I have two of the same triangles on the same square.


Now to match up the larger triangles that were cut and make the final seam. I am truly loving these blocks and also truly loving the fact that I have been able to use some "hard" fabrics. You know the ones I am talking about --- the ones you really can't figure out what color they should be. They are PERFECT in this quilt. My completed squares are just so fun - I really can't stop smiling.
Clues 1 and 2 are finished and on the tray. Bring on clue 3.
If you want to play along with this Quiltalong -- please follow this LINK back to Bonnie's website and her original mystery clues. You can also find all clues by clicking on the Orange Crush tab at the top of this blog.
What fun! I LOVE that kind of sewing...(almost) mindless and feels so productive!
ReplyDeleteThis is turning out to be oh so fun. I love that we can throw EVERYTHING into it.
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