Had such fun creating these squares. Since I’m new, brand spanking new!, to quilting I chose to take a class at Craftsy.com and take advantage of the experience offered by the fabulous quilting instructors.
After making the original quilt block, I assembled 3 more exactly the same which would create one row 48″ long. The next thing….Get my graph paper, draw the chevron pattern to scale so 3 more rows could be made and added to create nice matching pattern for the front of the quilt.
The next step for me is to sew these squares together, attach to a nice cotton backing and then make a decision for the back of the quilt. Instead of using one large piece of fabric I think I’d like to incorporate a small piece of fabric from each square somehow on the quilt back. Sounds interesting….we’ll see if this quilting novice can make it happen in a stylish way….Hope, hope, hope….Prayers please đ
Any and all suggestions are greatly & happily received appreciatively!
Nonni's Creative Place 
Sha3no&#r9;s blog is one of my favourites.I love the tights but I adore Stephen in his neckerchief. I shall have to decorate the Aussies' Moggies (I refer to them as my step-cats) right now
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I’m excited to see what you choose for your backing ! đ
I like this chevron pattern, good job at piecing it together!
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Your encouraging words are inspiring. Thanks for stopping in and taking a peek at my creation…the creative side of my brain has been working on overtime….lol
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It's funny how your brain can process so many ideas and projects , while your body is trying to catch up!
That sounds like myself at this moment, trying to complete things as I brainstorm !
Can't wait for your next post!
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