My HST Leader/Ender project has been languishing since I finished the last of the 256 HSTs needed for it. To be honest, I’ve been dreading working on it. That’s a lot of HSTs that needed to be arranged and sewn together. It seemed like a HUGE task.
To make it a little easier, I decided to sort the HSTs and break the quilt down into quadrants.
I took an afternoon to lay the first quadrant out.
Normally I would clear the whole bed off to use it, but look closely in the upper left-hand corner of that picture.
I obviously couldn’t disturb Rupert’s beauty sleep. So I quietly worked around him. After an hour or so…
One quarter of the quilt top was done! Only three more quarters to go! That wasn’t so daunting after all.
Right Rupert?
What a silly Rupert!
The quilt HSTs look great.
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That quadrant is gorgeous! Rupert buries himself under the covers like Giroux does. Tyg does not do that!
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It’s best to let sleeping kitties lie! Looks good. I am always stymied when deciding how to sew the HSTs together. There’s so many great versions!
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It looks amazing!!!! That’s one cuddly kitty. I’ve never seen any of mine get under a blanket like that. He looks so cozy.
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I like your approach to assembling all those HSTs! The first quadrant is beautiful as is the napping cat.
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I think it looks beautiful Val. You definitely should never disturb sleeping kitties. They don’t let you forget it!
Blessings,
Betsy
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Your quilts are awesome and Rupert is adorbs!
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That is a very good layout!!!! I like the strong visual appeal! And Rupert looks too sweet!
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Working with a quadrant is a good idea, especially with so many seams. The layout looks great.
Rupert has the right idea – napping in a blanket cave looks inviting.
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Peekaboo kitty!
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That was a smart way to tackle the quilt! You are off to a great start. I love the diagonal striping effect.
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Aw Rupert. SO beautiful
And the quilt. You do such beautiful work VAL!
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