I did it. I put three borders on this sucker. But I sort of cheated because I mitered them. That means I sewed them in strips and put one border on. There is alot of math involved (which I like I might add) and I have a way to do it that is practically foolproof. (Besides the math part).This quilt is my donation for our guild's Quilt Bingo in October. I took a stack 'n whack class and I liked this fabric but I am not crazy about this quilt. I should have used different colors for the alternating diamonds. Sometimes when I look at this picture I see the argyle-like diamonds and sometimes all I see are the red/white hexagons. I like seeing the diamonds better. It is from Stack 'n Whackier by Bethany Reynolds.
I had three more floral hexagons left (I was playing with the idea of making the quilt bigger) so I impulsively made a table runner. It went together really fast.
I even basted it and it is ready to quilt. We can always use another table runner huh?Until next time...
Susie
PS I have disabled anonymous comments. For some reason, they bug me, especially when they come across as chastising and with bad grammar.
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It is amazing how someone who is anonymous will act, isn't it...
I gave up that ability a LONG time ago.
I like this, but saw the argyle pattern before I saw the SnW. For what that's worth.
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