I finally completed all the units for my Jamestown Landing quilt. Now I'm starting the assembly.
It is a complicated layout, so I'm going very slowly and comparing each piece with the instructions in the book, String Fling by Bonnie Hunter.
Up close, I didn't feel like the overall pattern was showing up, but when I took photographs, I saw it clearly. Sometimes you have to step back to see it better!
Lots (and lots!) of pieces to go, but so far, I am very pleased with it.
Previous posts about this quilt can be found HERE (Part 1) and HERE (Part 2).
I am linking with Fiber Tuesday 44 at The Sewing Room with Mel.
Lovely quilt, but then I've always loved Bonnie Hunter. Deliciously scrappy is how I would describe this! It's amazing what happens sometimes when we step back from a quilt, and also when we step close! You're so close to a finish! Congrats.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jennifer. Thanks, too, for visiting my blog.
DeleteThat is gorgeous. A photograph always does wonders.
ReplyDeleteThank you. Isn't it funny how looking at a picture shows us things we don't see when looking right at something? :)
DeleteThis is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Paige!
DeleteThis quilt is amazing!
ReplyDeleteThanks--now to quilt it! Thanks for visiting my blog. :)
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