I did one something like that except "hearts". I ironed a stiff stabilizer on the back of each one and it hangs nicely.

Great idea, thanks Jaba!

Hey Marion, not that it can't be figured out but hanging this would be a challenge. imho, fill the triangles, only for the ease of someone hanging it. Maybe only the top edge and leave the bottom as is.

I posted a picture of the fabric you sent with the WHing on the last swap. I am excited to start in on it! Thanks so much.

Nice to see you again JNCT14.:D
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Jaba, This may sound squirrely, did you press the really stiff interfacing on the back of the blocks before sandwiching and quilting or after it was all done and just pressed it to the back of the quilt? An interesting concept here.:D
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Pressed directly on the back of the pieces, then sandwiched and quilted. I used the heavy stiff interfacing like for purses.

Hey Skaduzy not sure if its Connecticut based but certainly all the elements can be seen in all NE coastal states. Hint hint.....

Thanks jaba. Something to try in the future. I have the stuff from Annies'. It quilts real nice.

Ohhhhh, J. what are you up to?:D Is it seashore or lighthouse? Maybe on the beach?

Your last WHing is so cool. It turned out great.

Ube - saw the post on the other thread about the fabrics - so glad you like them ... I never know what to do with leftovers from a quilt, and so hate to toss them! And when I saw your quilts with all those itty bitty pieces, I knew you would be able to do something LOL Please post a pic of whatever you decide to do .. would love to see your creativity!!!

Jaba - I put two layers of really stiff stabilizer and then pinned it all ... I won't get to it til tomorrow night - thanks for the tip.

If this doesn't work, I'll do what Ube suggested and fill it in somehow, BUT I HAVE to try first LOL

okay, I think I caught your hint.....can't wait to see what you come up with.

Here's another hint......