I'm pleased with it. I knew it needed mitered borders, so I learned how and did it for the first time! I'm happy with those, too. :D :D :D
I used the tree fabric for the whole thing since that is what we see--and this fabric looks exactly like a photo I took while kayaking.
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The story is...this corner is the launch area--shallow so lighter water.
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The middle is where the kayaker looks down through the clear water to see the green vegetation on the bottom.
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This part is where the kayaker looks up and sees the blue of the sky reflecting on the water.
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First ever mitered corners; I'm so proud. :wink:
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My quilting time has been drastically interrupted with my JOB. :? So, it's mostly happening on weekends. Because of this, I need to cut up flannel squares for Christmas gifts next, and work on student bookmarks. But I'd rather finish that Triple Irish Chain I started. :roll: