ceannastahr

very nice Norah. I agree nice block not easy

Carla P

That's awesome!!!

Yvonne

But Norah, the next one will be SO much, much easier. The first one is the one that almost always does ya in! You did good!! The block looks perfect!!! When is the second one coming off the assembly line?

Norah

I think when the proverbial "heck" freezes over will the next one of those come off of the line. I do like the method though. I seem to be swamped with BOM's with this and the quilt guild and a new hobby and craft club we are starting. Hopefully we will have a bunch of new quilters coming out of Lookout in the next few months.

patricej

This is Mary's (Jessiesmom) Cabbage Rose. it's too pretty to let it disappear into cyberspace.
:P

SandraJennings

I agree!Thanks for pulling it back to our web.

vicki reno

Beautimous!!! Glad you could reel it ack in from outer space or cyber space wherever it was!

Pegggy

Feathers,
I was at a guild meeting where the speaker said don't look for the points to match on her quilts because they don't, and if thats what you're looking for you're missing a lot. Thats kinda stuck with me.
Happy quilting, Peggy

Carla P

I like that sentiment Peggy. There is a lot more to a quilt or a block than just points. :)

Feathers

Thanks, Peggy...I appreciate your encouragement and sharing the thoughts of a guild sister. I do believe she has a "point!" Pardon the pun. I do try to be consistent in my 1/4 inch seam allowance and am a fanatic about measuring and cutting but I still end up with some blunt points here and there. I've learned to live with them and LOVE each and every little one of them. My quilt teacher says "if you CAN see the mistake on a quilt while galloping by the quilt on a fast moving horse then STOP! and fix it. If you have to LOOK for it then it's not a mistake and it'll be fine." This works great until you enter the piece in the State Fair! Those judges don't know that only GOD is perfect...the rest of us make blunt points here and there. :roll: :lol:

Feathers