Well I only missed the deadline by 14 hours. That's really good for me. I'm glad I waited until my old eyes were fresh again.
This is the wreath block that's wonky. (As mentioned in my post 31/7.) The one in block C was okay. I have decided that I won't redo it. I'll just look at this block with one eye closed and my head on a slant. :-)
Glad to see others are posting their finished blocks.
Kayly
Brisbane, Australia.
6 comments:
top effort other block done.......don't worry about the wreath block........it will just jell into the rest of the quilt once it is together........
Looks fine to me and like Chookyblue said, it will all jell into place once it is finished.
Mama Bear
Looks lovely! Even your wreath block; mine came out not big enough and I had to add wider borders onto it, and the points got chopped off! Nah, not redoing mine either - it will add to the charm of the quilt. The Amish apparantly deliberately put at least one mistake in their quilts, called humility blocks so they don't become too prideful over their work....
I'm looking forward to seeing your quilt together in those beautiful fabrics.
I had the same issues with the wreath blocks as Bec did...yay! it wasn't just me. I always feel perfection in quilts is over rated...I like the little quirks that make each quilt unique and truely hand made.
The old saying " it isn't going stop a galloping horse " is used often and I am sure a galloping horse isn't going to stop and look at your work to see a wrong bit, he is going to come by and say OOOH! I would love that blanket OOOH! how can I make her love me.
just beautiful...as it is :)
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