kimbee

This was a bunch of blocks and i put a 2 1/2 strip in between the rows but now I do not like it any help.

quazyquilter

ok, what don't you like about it? you can pm if you want...

kimbee

the strip in the middle of the blocks.

rootyr

I think you will like it when it is all put together. Looks fine to me! Keep on going!

bj

What if you took the sashing out of the middle and just put the squares together with the seams offset? Or try a sashing strip that is not so busy. The polkadots seem to clash with your squares. 'Course, it could be one of those combos that doesn't seem to come together until you have a bigger chunk of it done. Just keep at it. Or put it aside for a couple of days and let the possibilities percolate in your brain a bit.

LoisN

Kim,
I agree that the strip doesn't work for me. I think it's the pattern on the fabric. What if you used a different fabric for the strip?
Lois

Quilter7x

Honestly, I'm not thrilled with it either, because the dots on the fabric aren't straight.

What about using black sashing to showcase the other fabrics? The squares are such beautiful fabrics.

LovingIzabella

It may not necessarily be the pattern in the fabric but how it is cut. If you cut it so it was straight when you sewed it to the other blocks it may look better. As it stands it gives it a curved,lopsided look. just my opinion of course :-)
Hugs
April

azdesertrat

Just take the sashing out,and stitch the squares together and use the sashing pieces as a border

quiltsRfun

I think it's because the dots don't form a straight line. That's distracting to me. I've had that happen before and had to either change fabrics or cut to match the pattern of the fabric rather than the grain.