Coping with NoahWell, many strips later, it is put together and sashed with the whole thing bordered like each small piece. What's the next step? A trip to the quilt shop..... Oh, darn.
Monday, March 16, 2009
Saving Noah~
If you've been reading my blog for a while, you know that I've been working on Lynette Anderson's free Noah BOM for the past year. To my horror, when I went to assemble the finished blocks, the top half did not fit as they should. Those patterns did not print off correctly or something; it never occurred to me to check. So, I was left to figure out a way to make them work and "save Noah." What a challenge! The lady at the fabric shop said, "You need coping strips." Yeah, right!
Coping with Noah
Well, many strips later, it is put together and sashed with the whole thing bordered like each small piece. What's the next step? A trip to the quilt shop..... Oh, darn.
Coping with NoahWell, many strips later, it is put together and sashed with the whole thing bordered like each small piece. What's the next step? A trip to the quilt shop..... Oh, darn.
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8 comments:
Judy, Your quilt is adorable. I am glad you got it all worked out.
It looks so cute!
It looks so lovely! and like you planned the strips too!
Judy, you coped very well! VBG It looks wonderful.
Congratulation to this yearly work - a beautiful end. ♥☼♥Barbara♥☼♥
Hey Judy! Wow! I think Noah can consider himself 'saved'!! And I like the term 'coping' strips - sounds much more professional than 'fudging it' which is what I will be doing! Tee! Hee! Hee! Your little qilt is looking great - well done!! Bear Hugs! KRIS
Hey, sis, Noah's Ark quilt turned out to be adorable. Great job. Jane
Thats something to be proud of Judy - a family heirloom!
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