Well, I only have 2 more blocks to complete before Wedding Rings is done! This is not the way all of the blocks will go though as I have some rearranging to do once they are all done. Could not stand being without a machine, so I broke down and dragged out my old mechanical/non computerized Bernina 830 from the 1970's - but it's a workhorse. I am just having a bit of trouble with my quarter inch seams though . . .
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18 comments:
beautiful quilt, glad you are not stopped from seing.
Gotta LOVE those old Berninas!
Very pretty. I have a TOL Bernina that sits under a table and I use an old 1090! Can't beat the older ones.
I really like that pattern.
Gorgeous! Nuf said :)
That is simply gorgeous. I love the way all the colours play together, and get the rings.
Love your wedding rings blocks. Another great way to use up scraps.
I like the way the colors all work together - and a wedding ring quilt without the fuss of all those wacky seams!
Congrats!! Won't be long before you're posting a completed project! :)
This pattern is lovely and yours is looking terrific!
When my machine was in the hospital I started using my new, to me, Featherweight. I found I couldn't match my quarter inch seam so I turned to paper piecing. I had heard you should only use one machine for a project and certainly learned why. Still loving your wedding rings.
I love your wedding rings. This is going to be a beautiful quilt.
wow - what an interesting pattern - you can really play with these. I love how the different colors and value come together!!! Very cool!!!
What a fun quilt -- I love the interlocking rings.
What a beauty!!!! I like the lay-out the way it is - but am looking forward to the final picture! How big are your squares - and the entire quilt?
Glad you found a way to sew, it's miserable to be without a machine.
I really like how your wedding ring quilt is coming out, very unique!
What a beautiful quilt!!
Your quilt is absolutely beautiful. Love the pattern. You did a great job.
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