"Oops! I messed up!"...
"Seam ripper time!!!"
My big kids laugh at me as I talk myself through
these little difficulties!
"Great! I'm done with my bee block!"
Then.....I looked at the directions one more time.
I ripped out some white squares...
I ripped out some white squares...
added some half square triangles....
Good thing I double checked!!
Yep. That's a lot of little squares so an easy-to-do error. Looks good Beth.
ReplyDeleteYou are funny! The block looks very nice!
ReplyDeleteDo you ever use a small design board next to your machine? I have a little piece of foam board covered with fleece next to my sewing station. Whenever I am working on a large block with million little pieces, I lay the pieces on it so I don't make a mistake. The terrible thing is... I still do at times!!! But it helps most of the time!
I can see myself getting a bit confused on that block...lots of pieces to keep straight! It turned out just lovely!
ReplyDeleteThe seam ripper is my best friend!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog!
Jaclyn
PS Your blog is pretty great!!
Check out this blogpost/tutorial - a really interesting way to work with a lot of small squares with intricate placing.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.ohfransson.com/oh_fransson/2010/05/tokyo-subway-map-top-finished.html
This is so simple I'm sorry I didn't think of it first!!
Your block is beautiful!!
You Always...amaze me!!!
ReplyDeletetruly truly LOVE your blog!!!
xo
eva
The pictures you posted were like the ones where you are supposed to "find 10 things that are different," I had to look really hard to find the differences between them! Guess mine is an untrained eye. Fun quilt! Maybe I oughtta try it sometime...
ReplyDeletei love all the fresh colors with the white - so cooling and easy on the eye. I became a much better sewer when I became willing to rip out mistakes :)
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the block - and so sorry it was such a pain (I would have loved it either way). Thanks so much for all your hard work.
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