I vaguely remember the start of this project. We were living on Moscow, Russia. Sr. G had gone to the USA and I had stayed behind Can't remember why. Pretty sure it was before R was born and she is 20! Anyways, he brought me back a quilting book and this project was in it.
Apparently the larger section is all that I had done.
But there were lots of pieces already cut. The paper and cardboard patterns were in the bag too. Funny to think I actually traced and cut with scissors all those pieces.
Not so funny when I see the lack of uniformity. I wonder how they will turn out! I started the 2 smaller sections to get a feel for how it goes together - no instructions in the bag. I might still have the book, but I was able to figure it out without enough for now. A tricky half-seam at the start of each round, but I think it is very much do-able.
The last UFO I pulled out was also just a single block. Hmm. I think I am sensing a trend!
Lots more design walls over at Patchwork Times
But there were lots of pieces already cut. The paper and cardboard patterns were in the bag too. Funny to think I actually traced and cut with scissors all those pieces.
Not so funny when I see the lack of uniformity. I wonder how they will turn out! I started the 2 smaller sections to get a feel for how it goes together - no instructions in the bag. I might still have the book, but I was able to figure it out without enough for now. A tricky half-seam at the start of each round, but I think it is very much do-able.
The last UFO I pulled out was also just a single block. Hmm. I think I am sensing a trend!
Lots more design walls over at Patchwork Times
I thought the same thing....that it is it's turn! Look forward to seeing progress.
ReplyDeleteI hope you continue, the one finished block is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWow! What a find... paper and cardboard templates and all. I really like the block and look forward to seeing your progress.
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