The 2 rows I did this week was one with stars as suggested by another group of our Guild, called Stars (a.k.a. Sterre in Afrikaans).
Then I continued on with the row of Courthouse steps
whilst Gizmo kept me company.
Saturday, September 17, 2016
Row by Row Quilt - Rows 6 and 8
It is amazing how fast a quilt can grow if you just get down to business. Working 3 nights this week on this project left only 2 rows of 6 blocks each to be done. 5 rows are joined with another 2 rows ready to be added. The 2 rows left is however the most difficult ones. Paper piecing but as the blocks measure only 5 inches it is minute pieces that must be stitched together.
The 2 rows I did this week was one with stars as suggested by another group of our Guild, called Stars (a.k.a. Sterre in Afrikaans).
Then I continued on with the row of Courthouse steps
whilst Gizmo kept me company.
The 2 rows I did this week was one with stars as suggested by another group of our Guild, called Stars (a.k.a. Sterre in Afrikaans).
Then I continued on with the row of Courthouse steps
whilst Gizmo kept me company.
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