Alright. With this I took Leila's advice to sew triangles into the Y seam of the points, but then I couldn't resist trying my hand at inset seams, which is how I sewed the squares into the corners. I think they turned out looking good, and they were not as complicated as I thought they'd be. Despite some unintentional wonk and construction problems, I'm happy. It doesn't line up symmetrically like I wanted, but I will forgive myself and enjoy the effect this beautiful crazy thing makes. When I show Matt, he keeps me from getting obsessed with perfection, and he possesses the calm required to pull me back down to earth and appreciate the beauty of the process, "mistakes" and all. This one was capital F fun.
Hermoso!!!
ReplyDeleteMe encantó!!!
very nice!!!
Wow! It reminds me of looking in the center of a dark red rose!
ReplyDeleteToo cute. Quilters can usually fix a little wonkiness.
ReplyDeleteLike a kaleidoscope, (I had to look up how to spell that!) WOW. Those are tough stars to piece without wonkiness. Looks great.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! This is capital F Fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteWow! Sweet! That looks awesome :)
ReplyDeleteThat really knocks your socks off! What are you going to do with all that eye candy?
ReplyDeleteWowza Dan ... you're smokin'!! This is lovely ...
ReplyDeleteF for Fantastical!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!! I love the way the white dots move---
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteWow...its beautiful. =)
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