It’s done!
It took a ripped seam, some precise measuring, double checking, and a sliced finger (rotary cutters are bloody sharp!) but it’s fixed and finished.
The cornerstones worked well. The finished top is about 70″ square, so just under a queen size, but it will make a nice bed topper. It’s up with Mom now so she can work her quilting magic. Hopefully you see an FO post for it soon!
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Wowie!!!!! It’s really pretty. I can’t wait to see what Mom does to it too!
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Woohoo!!! Terrific star!
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Beautiful!! Love how this turned out.
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Well done, it’s beautiful!
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Very pretty!
I agree about those rotary cutters. Nasty buggers sometimes. Hope your “war wound” heals up quickly.
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I was so excited to win the quilt in the barn raffle last week. I had such admiration for the work involved. Yours is a winner
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Worth every sacrifice (lol) to see the finished quilt top! Great job!
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Great save! And it will just look as if you meant to make it that way!
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Gorgeous! Hope you didn’t need stitches for your cut!
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