No I don't think I would attempt to teach that. I still have questions on where to start the seams. I have a big pile of things that did not pass the measurement test. And besides, I already sold the first one. I will have a machine quilted purple and green (see it on The Last Stitch by Harriett Carpanini) she just finished it. and this one will still be a top.

I'm off on a new adventure now. The dahlia awards dinner is to be held in my town, first time! And we are hosting the Midwest conference next year. So we just gotta have a giant dahlia quilt...don't you think. Wish you were here. I need a trip to Lolly's, Yoder's and Essenhaus.

I'm searching for a fabric that looks like dry lawn out of focus.

How about calling Fabric Utopia? They can send you pics of what they have and mail it through their Etsy store. I will be up there in late November but not sure if I will have time for a visit. When is the dahlia show?

Beautiful quilt! I'll have to find the pattern. Everything looks good to me, too!

WoW that is one beautiful quilt top. Anxious to see if when it is finished!!!

That is one glorious quilt.

Great job no twisted blocks that I can see. Stunning quilt!

Gasp!!! It's spectacular! I love, love, love it! Making the stars in gold really took it over the top.

All of your blocks and orientations look right to me. I hope everything fits together perfectly when you get to assembling. Good job, Marcia! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Looks wonderful to me. Love it!

Looks like you nailed it this time...it is going to be a fabulous quilt. Enjoy your BH class.

Dear Lady that is one beautiful quilt. I'd love to see the green one myself! Love the color green.