In a late night brilliant burst of speed and perseverance, I have FINISHED construction of all 8 sections for the Oh My Stars! quilt along. Wowsers .. I thought it would never end! :-)
I present to you, section 6 (green)
[The colors that I am referencing are the colors of the sections on the Layout Diagram (shown to y'all in a previous post).]
and section 7 (turquoise) It turned out that I was one small 4" block short, so I made a basic Sawtooth star to fill the gap.
When I finished sewing all the sub-sections together and compared what I had just completed with the layout diagram, I realized something was amiss. Inspecting and comparing the actual with the drawn layouts, I discovered that ... ::sigh:: I had sewn one entire section upside down!
Now, in reality, with all the different size stars and all the different fabrics that I have used, NO ONE is going to realize that one sub-section is upside down. And it probably wouldn't even matter in the Grand Scheme of Things. But .. dang! .. it bothered me!
So, I ripped out the loooong offensive seam, turned the section right side up and re-sewed the sections together. Whew! I can't tell you how much better that made me feel! (I'm sure the sub-section feels better also.)
and section 8 (blue).
And with that, I'm off to bed. I'm reading a murder mystery book and if I'm able to keep my eyeballs open, I can read a chapter in order to advance the story! I really dislike leaving the characters in limbo.
Tomorrow: sew the sections together to create The Top. :-)
I present to you, section 6 (green)
[The colors that I am referencing are the colors of the sections on the Layout Diagram (shown to y'all in a previous post).]
and section 7 (turquoise) It turned out that I was one small 4" block short, so I made a basic Sawtooth star to fill the gap.
When I finished sewing all the sub-sections together and compared what I had just completed with the layout diagram, I realized something was amiss. Inspecting and comparing the actual with the drawn layouts, I discovered that ... ::sigh:: I had sewn one entire section upside down!
Now, in reality, with all the different size stars and all the different fabrics that I have used, NO ONE is going to realize that one sub-section is upside down. And it probably wouldn't even matter in the Grand Scheme of Things. But .. dang! .. it bothered me!
So, I ripped out the loooong offensive seam, turned the section right side up and re-sewed the sections together. Whew! I can't tell you how much better that made me feel! (I'm sure the sub-section feels better also.)
and section 8 (blue).
And with that, I'm off to bed. I'm reading a murder mystery book and if I'm able to keep my eyeballs open, I can read a chapter in order to advance the story! I really dislike leaving the characters in limbo.
Tomorrow: sew the sections together to create The Top. :-)
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