So my AccuQuilt Go! was the cutting tool of choice. I cut triangles and parallelograms. (the 3 1/2" triangle fits to the long side of the parallelogram.)
I had drafted it in EQ5 just to see how it would look before I started cutting.
I cut the pieces and sewed one complete unit to test it before I started chain piecing. That is always a good idea.
Then I started chain piecing, I got all the pieces into triangle/parallelogram units and started ironing. Here is my ironed stack.
About three-fourths of the way through, I can upon this piece:
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| Super Freak |
A song came into my head from the
Then a quilting phrase popped in my head "As you sew, so shall you rip"
This one will get ripped out. and redone....but it is an extra piece I think.
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love those solids....
Ha Ha! That just completely cracked me up! I am having a similar weekend. Let's just say my borders and sashing are getting a little "freaky". Actually, I think I'll just call it "modern" and quit worrying about it! ;)
Your border is going to be super cool!
Gene, I'm laughing at your song choices!!!
hahahaha....you are too funny......super freak and as you sew, so shall you rip.....I think you need a break from the sewing for a bit as you are getting a bit "punchy". LOL Love the photo of your ironed stack...looks really neat shown like that!
You need help!!!
tee hee I love it!!
LOL! I don't remember that song but it's funny where our minds will take us sometimes. Love the colors of your border.
LOL!!! I'm glad that I'm not the only one that does those types of things and things like that, too! And oh, do I remember that song! :o)
XOXO,
Cyndi
Great insights Gene. I've not done much with the parallelogram die, but inspired by what you've created.
SewCalGal
www.sewcalgal.blogspot.com
This border will be stunning!
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