Karen's Row is as done as it's gonna get, by me anyway. This is where I started, but I got SO frustrated, and it SO was not what I wanted, that the screeching tires you heard yesterday afternoon was me totally changing direction at 60 miles an hour. I'll include the
Night and Day Star in case someone wants to use it before it gets back to Karen, it just won't be me. I really felt like the quilt needed more small blocks for balance, and left-brainiac over here, I'm ALL about balance. Mine's the row of little
Brain Cell Sucking Stars at the top, done 6 inches instead of 9.
Karen's Row is as done as it's gonna get, by me anyway. This is where I started, but I got SO frustrated, and it SO was not what I wanted, that the screeching tires you heard yesterday afternoon was me totally changing direction at 60 miles an hour. I'll include the Night and Day Star in case someone wants to use it before it gets back to Karen, it just won't be me. I really felt like the quilt needed more small blocks for balance, and left-brainiac over here, I'm ALL about balance. Mine's the row of little Brain Cell Sucking Stars at the top, done 6 inches instead of 9.
6 comments:
I think you did great! Your row balances the third row...well thought out!
awesome.
Thank you Dorothy!!!!!!
They are fantastic and I have to agree with Pigley, it balances the third row beautifully.Many thanks, dear friend, your work is gorgeous.
...the screeching tires you heard yesterday afternoon was me totally changing direction at 60 miles an hour...
LOL! That's a good one, Dorothy!
I love your stars, so bright, and yet they balance perfectly. I agree that it needed small ones like yours. Now it needs big plain ones on the bottom--I know, no one asked for my opinion...
I love them! And to think they called those "Brain Cell Sucking Stars" That name should have been bestowed on the night and day star.
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