not even close....remember this sow's ear?
i tried to ignore but it kept falling off the closet shelf...could no longer avoid...came up with an idea that resulted in sacrificing some points and still a tad of a ripple in the top border, but here it is, renovated and ready to baste...
so what was done? took off all green borders...it was still bit wonky despite all the measures i took to avoid same...then sewed the side borders back on moving in one-half zig-zag WITHOUT removing the outer edge row units, hoping to maintain some sort of straight edge. worked pretty well--not perfectly--then re-measured, trimmed and re-attached top/bottom borders. i can now and finish it without shame. if you don't tell, then nobody will be the wiser....LOL! my frugal muse simply wouldn't allow tossing it....
what else shakin'? some cooking of course--corn fritters, veggie prep and chicken/leek pie. laundry, bathroom freshen...then this...
yet another UFO wanting attention....block pattern from kim diehl...was going to call it ok but there's a blog i follow, actually drool over....https://gladiquilts.wordpress.com/....if you have seen it you know what i mean...the block looked bare...what would gladi do? so decided to add the tulips...am i done? not sure...maybe those big pinky blooms need something added...anyway, it's a work in progress...and just to prove my growing obsession with applique....
the santa panel for senior center is getting needle-turn appliqued but when done plan to do one row of zig-zag stitch for stability. hoping to pass along to the quilter friday....
monday holiday finishing up photos for siblings and hopefully baste blue album...day by day life returns to normal or at least as normal as it will be from hereon in...have a blessed day!




Nice remake on the UFO; it's good to rethink things. The Applique is looking good on both projects!
ReplyDeleteCute ripple quilt. Great rescue. Looking forward to seeing the High tea quilt.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your compliments! I’m sure your block will look nice with the addition (s) 😊.
ReplyDeleteGreat solution to those wavy borders!
ReplyDeleteWell done on fixing your chevron quilt. I have one with the same problem that I need to fix. Your other projects will keep you busy.
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