Two complete, 94 to be trimmed, and 32 to make. I use Eleanor Burns' flying geese ruler. It is the most accurate method for me.
To see more Easy Street progress: http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2012/12/mystery-monday-link-up-part-2.html
Monday, December 3, 2012
Easy Street, step two
This was a busy weekend for us. We went to out to dinner and to a play Friday night, to a friend's house for dinner Saturday night, to a craft show Sunday and visited a friend in the hospital. I did some sewing, but didn't finish step 2 of Easy Street. Here's my progress so far:
Two complete, 94 to be trimmed, and 32 to make. I use Eleanor Burns' flying geese ruler. It is the most accurate method for me.
To see more Easy Street progress: http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2012/12/mystery-monday-link-up-part-2.html
Two complete, 94 to be trimmed, and 32 to make. I use Eleanor Burns' flying geese ruler. It is the most accurate method for me.
To see more Easy Street progress: http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2012/12/mystery-monday-link-up-part-2.html
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
5 comments:
Pretty orange-gold fabrics, and I love the Dr. Seuss:) I'm not familiar with Eleanor Burns' flying geese ruler, but it looks like an interesting way to make these blocks.
I like your orange, it looks good enough to eat
The orangey fabrics look lovely against the black/white prints.
Love your fabrics!
Love the orange!! I am using it in my part 3.
Post a Comment