And the big reveal for "On Ringo Lake" has happened. There's sashing and a chunky border of aqua, and like I suspected, the setting is 'on point'. The interesting thing is that the border includes the leftover Clue #4 units and the sashing is the Clue #3 chevron units, but they are joined end to end! All the piecing in the sashing gives the illusion of a secondary block.
I really like this quilt, and I'm not sorry I participated, but I am SO behind on it. So another potential UFO has joined the pile. I promised myself that I wouldn't do that, but got swept up in the excitement. I am a slow quilter. I just have to admit that I don't have the time, space or money to churn out quilts the way some folks do. I will try to keep chipping away at this so that it doesn't devolve into a UFO.
I think that next year I will follow the plan that I had for this year, which is to collect the clues and follow all the excitement, but not start until a slot for a 'new' quilt comes up.
I really like this quilt, and I'm not sorry I participated, but I am SO behind on it. So another potential UFO has joined the pile. I promised myself that I wouldn't do that, but got swept up in the excitement. I am a slow quilter. I just have to admit that I don't have the time, space or money to churn out quilts the way some folks do. I will try to keep chipping away at this so that it doesn't devolve into a UFO.
I think that next year I will follow the plan that I had for this year, which is to collect the clues and follow all the excitement, but not start until a slot for a 'new' quilt comes up.
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