So I decided to do it the old-fashioned way. I copied my hand drawing, and cut individual templates.

Here's the finished hand:
It really is my hand, too, as you can see:
Really!
So now the components are all sewn, and I can assemble the top.
(I might move the rows of dots around, though. I'm not really sold on the yellow dots underneath the numbers. I liked the lavender ones better.)Edit: My son came over, took one look and said, "You cut off the arm. It looks weird." So I added a cuff. We both like it better.

I have to go out tonight, and then to a concert tomorrow, so I don't know when I will be able to sew the top up, but for now, all the pieces are finished, and I am very happy with the layout.
Wow, this one definitely looks great!
ReplyDeleteI love seeing how this has come together. well done!
ReplyDeleteIf you like the lavender dots under the numbers, they by all means USE THEM ~ it is YOUR quilt! And seeing the yellow from this larger perspective, I agree with you (they were my second choice). Go for it!
ReplyDeleteThat is so funny! That was what I thought too...that you cut off the arm. LOL! The cuff looks great, and so doues the hand :)
ReplyDeleteIt is coming together beautifully! I am with you on the lavender dots....
This whole quilt is wonderful-I love the house block!
ReplyDeleteI like the hand now much better, much more artistic
ReplyDeletecoming along fabulously. I love your solution for creating your hand. this quilt is going to be fabulous!
ReplyDeleteAh! What a lovely hand!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome quilt this is going to be.
ReplyDeleteI like your 'new' hand. And thanks for the tutorial on the on point 9 patch border or whatever you might call it. I had measuring/cutting/lots of problems on a quilt I started yesterday and now won't have enough for the border but I might use that.
ReplyDeletewow-what an amazing quilt. how long have you been working on that.
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