This resulted in a kind of strange, disjointed assembly line....one I was very careful to keep short and manageable.. I can get very confused as to where I am so it was a big step for me to try and do two things at once.
When I started, I had my blocks laid out in order next to my iron/ironing board. I am on my last row so that is gone now. On the chair you can see the rectangles laid out in the order I wanted...the plastic bin on the table has the rest of the rectangles, in order. I have to be in control or the quilt will mutiny and take over the sewing room. I continually refer to the chair to be sure I don't get lost.
This results in a kind of a mess, but it is my mess, not the quilts'. I will finish the middle of the quilt before I finish putting together the border, but that's okay.
See, I have 4 rows together and will be finishing this section either tomorrow or tonight, depending on how things go.
Who knows, maybe by Friday I'll have a top to show you...maybe.....
Your quilt is looking great! You have a great system figured out, too!
ReplyDeleteIt's great to hear about your process and experience with leaders and enders... we just had Bonnie Hunter speak at our guild and I just love the concepts to be the most effecient possible. And your sewing machine is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI like that quilt top - saw your earlier post with many of the blocks laid out before the wind caught them...
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