I learned what I needed to do in order to successfully attach prairie points. When I first looked for a tutorial on them it seemed to me that the individual points were placed a mere quarter or half inch into the adjacent point, but that isn't close enough. I found this tutorial and just by looking at the pics I saw the solution. http://www.designsbyloftcreations.com/2013/06/prairie-points-two-ways.html As you can see the points are nestled well into each other and this helps when sewing them on because they don't travel and there aren't spaces between them.
The quilt back is very patchy.
And I used one of my new Sizzix dies, a dove, next to the label.
I love a finished quilt.
I began the current blocks for the Ben Franklin QAL. We're making City Street blocks. I'm not going to finish them today. Time to grab a good book.
God Bless You.
The Trip Around the World is very pretty. I love the prairie points.
ReplyDeleteThat's such a lovely finish Joanna! Trip Around the World is one of those classic designs that always pleases!
ReplyDeleteSuch a soft and pretty Trip - the prairie points are a delightful touch.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is so pretty and fresh! It will be loved for years! The fabrics you are using for the ben Franklin QAL are also so very pretty...bet your stash is adorable!
ReplyDeleteFabulous - I love that quilt! Thank you for showing us the back too - the quilting really stands out.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is just lovely.
ReplyDeleteThat looks lovely Joanna and yes a finished quilt does feel good.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is wonderful. It looks lovely and soft and the prairie points look great.
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt , so soft and pretty and the prairie points look fabulous !!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful!. It will be well loved.
ReplyDeleteLove,
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