I am making progress on my Lady of the Lake quilt.Each quilted panel is made up of 4 blocks.
Each row is made up of 5 panels.
There are {or will be!} 5 rows.
Quick! How many blocks total?!?
I am once again using a directional backing.I find it helpful if there is a directional fabric to just place it correctly when I'm pinning the panel for quilting. Then I know it will be right way up from then on.
In the photo above you can see one complete row on the left. The next one only needs one more panel and has it now:)
This photo gives you a closer look at what the final setting will look like.When the rows join, there will be light squares on point between the dark squares on point.
With this setting, the half triangles also become flying geese, zooming all over my quilt!
This quilt's due date is July 6 - my 15th wedding anniversary.
It's getting close!
With Joy,
Sarah Vee
answer: 100 blocks to make this quilt top! :)
i love all the flying geese all over the place.
ReplyDeleteLooks great Sis! So I'll get to see the finished quilt this summer?
ReplyDeleteGood luck with finishing the rest of the quilt.
This is really neat! I have to put a Lady of the Lake project on my wish list. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so great Sarah! The layout just amazes me, love the geese going everywhere.
ReplyDeleteIf I ever get to do one it will be hard to decide on traditional setting or one like yours.