
So I just followed the instructions and tried to understand what we were doing. I just didnt get it tho- Until I started sewing and laying it out. Then I got it! This is where I am so far. Not sure I like it yet, but will continue. :)

Enjoying the journey!
I am a visual person also....maybe you can show a block or two while putting them together. I was going to do this quilt along, maybe still will. Thanks,
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Here's a whole different piecing idea for "ZZ" quilts.
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My aha! moment came after I sewed the 1/2 sq triangles together, cut them, ironed them flat, then laid them out. They make 2 rows. I know that seemed easy to some, but I couldnt make out the pattern until I realized (read saw :) them laid out) that they made 2 rows. Then since I chose 15 different fat 1/4's, I had to make the zigzag that combines 2 different fabrics a simular value to get the effect I need. The more I look at it the more I like it. Will do the other rows this weekend and will let you know.
ReplyDelete**Using values Light and Dark is important. :)