I goofed. I don't need two WOF strips from one fabric for one of the Rail Fence blocks. I only need one. I don't know what I was thinking, except that I obviously wasn't thinking. (Gee, losing power, moving the Turkey Day festivities, worrying about my cat being shoved into a crate and living in my sister's spare bathroom with two dogs right outside the door for two days; a power loss and crashed servers at work...) I guess I was just overloaded.
Oops. Sorry.
PS, if anybody wants the measurements to the block... please honor Sujata's work and buy her book.
What's wrong with this block? It looks fine to me.
ReplyDeleteMegan
Sydney, Australia
Ah - sorry. I've re-read your post. There's nothing wrong with this block. Yaaay. I thought I was going crazy!
ReplyDeleteMegan
Sydney, Australia
Lynne,
ReplyDeleteYou make me smile! Thank you for loving these blocks! This was one of my favorite quilts to work on. Selecting fabrics as I go was so much fun!
I really like where this is going. IMO, It is a lot more fun than a regular rail fence.
ReplyDeleteGlad you and Millie are home safe and warm. That was a lot of upheaval for both of you.
Can you explain the measurements for this block?
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Jackiealu@aol.com
Oooooh - I REALLY like these two fabrics together!
ReplyDeleteForgive the nonquilter's stupid question, but...WOF?
ReplyDeleteLove the blocks, ordered the book - should be arriving Thursday....WOF is Width of Fabric...
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