Wednesday, March 30, 2016
WIP Wednesday; Quilt Top #10
Today's WIP is this strippy quilt top. I struggled away, trying to get the rows of squares to line up across the sashing. After doing lots of unsewing and resewing, it looks ok, once it's quilted the irregularities might not be noticeable. If you're on a galloping horse and speed by this quilt, no errors will be apparent.
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