I started Sedona because I wanted to learn how to use my Quick Curve mini ruler. I am feeling more confident with it now, and I made fewer mistakes towards the end of the quilt than I did at the beginning. I still think this is the kind of ruler that has a steep learning curve, and if you don't like to square things up, it is probably not the ruler for you.
Sedona is 63"x 69". There is a chance I will add a red border to it to make binding easier since there are a lot of thick seams along the edge. But I might get lazy and just send it to the longarmer as it is.
Stash Report:
Used this week: 3.5 yards (Sedona Top)
Used year to date: 106.375 yards
Added this week: 2.5 yards (batik neutral sale FQs)
Added year to date: 111.625 yards
Net Added: 5.25 yards
5 comments:
Your top is lovely. I too have a steep learning curve with the quick curve rulers. After putting it down for over a year, I find I am almost back where I started with that thing.
Your quilt is gorgeous! I have used the large quick curve ruler, but not the mini. I own it and may have to get it out and play with it after seeing your beauty.
Lovely! I like the SKoW rulers and the patterns are so well written. This quilt is on my wish list to make in the future. I think I've already purchased it.
That quilt is awesome! Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly goal and congrats on your finish.
Pretty red quilt. Glad you got it done.
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