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I’m with Elaine on the suggestion of row by row. I am doing a king quilt that I had to enlarge on graph paper as the original pattern in the book was not large enough. I had to add extra star points to fill the new size and it is critical to keep the dark blue star points in correct placement. I have been constructing the quilt row by row…yes a photo is a must. Good luck.
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Originally Posted by Hemlock
(Post 8531232)
You might try the webbing method to sew your blocks together. Lay out your quilt then, chain piecing, sew blocks 1 and 2 together for each row. Do not cut them apart! Stack the blocks in column 3 with first row (row A) block on top. Do the same for each column. Sew block A3 to A2, block B3 to B2, etc down the column. Don't cut anything apart. Do the same for each column. When you're done, the whole quilt will be webbed together. Then sew row A to row B, etc., nesting seams, still without cutting any connections. Hope this makes sense!
That is a pretty cool idea! I may have to try it sometime soon! |
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