(You all know how much I love a good pun)
When I started this quilt, I knew how the blocks would be joined together, so I pressed all the seams to one side. This allows me to alternate them so the seams lie flat.
I'm making one long row at a time and sewing the rows together each time I complete one. It won't take long to put this top together.
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2 comments:
Looking good! Can't wait to see the finished top!
I like this top! Don't you love it when good planning around the pressing makes everything go together so nice?
In stitches,
Teresa :o)
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