Digging around in one of my boxes of fabrics looking for what I don't know now, I found a pile of blocks that I did eons ago. I totally forgot all about these blocks, but it has to be at least 20 years ago back when my living room was in these colors.
There were 14 blocks.
If I laid them out like this, I would need to make two more blocks.
I could lay them out like this and then only have one blocks to make.
But that was too odd shape wise.
Why oh why did I make 14 blocks?
I really don't want to make anymore of these blocks anyways.
So, I decided to eliminate two blocks and go with the 12 blocks. The blocks measured out 12 1/2" unfinished.
So I ran to the store to see what I could find to finish this quilt top and this is what I came up with.
As I was putting the pink sashing on, I now discovered why I made 14 blocks. Two of my blocks were too small, so I made two extras so that all of them were 12 1/2" unfinished. I would really have been up a creek if I only had 12 and two of them were too small. Of course, the two I pulled out originally were my least favorite, but now I had to use them and eliminate a couple nice ones.
Anyways, pink sashing is on.
Then I attached the dark teal, skinny border.
Last is my lighter teal, print border which I bought enough for binding, too.
I now have another completed quilt top and another very old UFO completed. Feels good to finish up old projects.
I could make quilt tops all day long if I didn't have to make the blocks!
Now to find a good backing for this one and then it goes on the to-be-quilted pile.
There are the two blocks that didn't make the grade which may just go into a charity quilt. We'll see.
I, also, try to make sure I cut and make my bindings when I make my quilt tops so that I am ready to go once it is quilted.
Onto the next project!
Awesome .... another ufo done ..... and such a pretty top! Good idea for the binding at this stage.
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