I had the beginning of an idea started in EQ8, so I printed it up and got sewing, confident that I would figure out my design as I went.
After I sewed my blocks together, I decided to add a pieced border using rectangles cut from the remaining charm squares.
After quilting, I finished it up with a spring green binding.
This table runner ended up finishing at about 22 x 56. I love the colors and how happy and fresh it looks. This was finished in my home in Coos Bay, OR. I am sad I didn't get all the challenges done for Project Quilting this year, but am really glad I was able to participate! I can't wait for next year...it's always so much fun, and I plan on continuing on as a sponsor...I'll have several new patterns to share by then!
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7 comments:
This is so beautiful Pamela. I never think of turning my blocks like this, but I have to start trying. Stay safe!
Another winner...love your ideas and colorization.
I wish there were extra PQ challenges this year to help us all cope with the extra challenges we are facing around the world right now! You have created a beautiful table runner! Love the way you turned the blocks on point. It's going to add a splash of happiness to your table! Be well!
Fabulous runner for your Springtime table!!
Sweet, colorful pinwheel blocks are just the best! They really shine against the light background. I can only imagine how many smiles were added to the world this past week as we sewed for this challenge. It was perfectly timed to keep our minds and hands busy while bringing color to our lives. Well done, Pam!
Love how you set them. It's nice to have a finish and a table runner. I don't think we can have enough of them!
Did I miss a March post for the Stepping Stones Quilt Along?
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