After cutting all the fabrics, and sewing them together, and cutting them in strips, and sewing the strips together again to make the blocks, I discovered I had not enough blocks to make a big quilt. And so I started the whole process once again: take the fabric, iron, cut, fold, put away. 80 times, two Sundays. And I had yet to start piecing.
A postage quilt looks simple, and it is, but there is so much to cut and piece and cut again and piece again, there seems to be no end to it! Luckily for me, this weekend is a long one with a national holiday, so I had four whole days off from work! Those were well used to finaly piece the whole quilt.
I’v always wanted to make a postage stamp quilt, but all the cutting kept me from making one. I applaud your perseverance and love your fabric choices! It’s a gorgeous quilt-top!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenIt is quite simple to make but I think it's important to be able to work on it for a couple of days on a row so that you see the progress (and so, not like me, weekend after weekend after weekend). Keeping this in mind, I'll probably wait for my summer holidays to quilt it, so that I'll be able to follow my own advice :-)
BeantwoordenVerwijderenYour quilt is excellent! Sorry you had to cut fabrics again but it was worth it. Happy belated Koningsdag AND liberation day! (I'm a Canadian with a Dutch brother in law, so now appreciate all things Dutch.)
BeantwoordenVerwijderenAhh this is seriously beautiful, I wish I had the skill and patience to make something like this :D I absolutely love the fabrics you paired together!
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elizabeth ♡ ”Ice Cream” whispers Clara