Bordering on track
I did not use a specialized ruler. There was no waste in cutting the fabric. No measuring. No Swiss cheese holes in the remaining yardage. My only efforts were pure pleasure: choosing stash fabrics to amuse my great-nephew.
By the way, this Windmill quilt is easier to construct than an ordinary four-patch. Believe it or not, its 36 blocks are square; the corners needn't match up. Happy girl.
But woe is me, I didn't catch a photography error on page 60. The correction is here
Big Love 36" square 2010
I love, love, loved using my own cutting technique for this baby quilt. Look at the border. The orientation of the directional fabric was maintained. Nancy Wolff's pooches are upright.I did not use a specialized ruler. There was no waste in cutting the fabric. No measuring. No Swiss cheese holes in the remaining yardage. My only efforts were pure pleasure: choosing stash fabrics to amuse my great-nephew.
By the way, this Windmill quilt is easier to construct than an ordinary four-patch. Believe it or not, its 36 blocks are square; the corners needn't match up. Happy girl.
But woe is me, I didn't catch a photography error on page 60. The correction is here
2 comments:
I love this quilt and am curious about the methods. Do you sell the pattern? It's a happy quilt.
Dear Candace- It will be available next month in "Rotary Cutting Revolution"
http://www.ctpub.com/productdetails.cfm?PC=1509
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