WOW!!! That is a LOT of triangles :shock:
I love how you pieced this quilt :D:D:D

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567 color and equal muslin plus the boarders and binding. I know I sound like an advertisement fo Accu Quilt Go but it only took about 40 to 45 minutes to cut everything & next to nothing of scrap trimmings to throw away. :-D[/quote]

I'm still himming and hawing about putting out that much money for the accuquilt. I keep checking different sites for the best price though, I do really want one........Beautiful quilt!!!

LOVE IT!!!!

Wonderful Quilt - love those colors and pattern
I have the Accuquilt Studio and have been thinking of getting the triangle dies (one med and one large).
Did you cut a square or just go straight for the triangle die?
Thanks
Karen

Gee that is great. Wow that is a lot of pieces. Love it

Wow! Great Job!

I started out thinking I would just use the triangle just to test it and maybe make a 30x30 and I just kept going while I went through the tote.

This is magnificent! I love all the colors and appreciate the work it took!!!

Thank you all very much.

It's funny I thought the same thing when I was asked how many there were and did the math but I started this a week ago and put about 23 hrs over the week and completed it. It goes together really quick. I had no pattern it was just fun a thing to do. One Nine patch block at a time.

Very, very nice quilt.

I'm so glad to hear you used the triangle die - now I feel that I would use it - will be ordering it this week (it's on sale).

They also have another die (12 on a die) to do a 1 inch square. Never done anything that small, but am thinking if I ever want to do a watercolor type quilt this might be a good die to get - only because it is on sale now.

Karen

Just love your quilt :-D

Great Quilt and all those triangles.

I love it! All those pieces, just can't imagine. Such a beautiful job of putting them all together.

Very very nice, love the quilt.

I love it! I don't have an accu go but whenever I am making flying geese blocks, I save the extra pieces and they are sewn as half-square triangles in bags ready for something. Now that I haveseen your quilt, that would be a wonderful way to use them.
Congratulations - thanks for sharing!

We save it all from 2" on up and have made some interesting quilts from them. My wife made a tumblter that we gave to our son and his wife and they fell in love with it. Iwish the Go had a 3" Tumbler Die but they only have a 6.5". Thanks for the reply.

Wow!!! That's a lot of triangles.

nice quilt !!!!

Wow your quilt is beautiful. Best scrapy quilt.

That is stunning!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

what I really love about this quilt, is the white background. It really keeps the quilt nice and neat.

That's fabulous! Great job! So you love the Accu cut? or is it Accu quilt? I'm terrible with remembering all the new toys out on the market.
Kind Regards,
MaryAnna

It's the AccuQuilt Go they also have a Studio model which larger and much more expensive. Check it out at AccuQuilt.com

It's all Muslin

Great quilt, I bet that took more than an hour!

Great quilt!

awesome

How wonderful! It's beautiful. Did you use any special or different techniques for working with the small pieces? :lol:

That's beautiful! :D

Love it, keep up the good work,and love scrap quilting

No just made the 3" squares from triangles sewed three in a row and three rows for each block then seven blocks in a row and sewed the into 9 rows. This really not as intricate as it may seem. Keeping attention on accurate 1/4 in seam allowance and alligning the blocks is all there is to it.

OMG that is a Zillion little triangles!!!!! You are a heck of a lot more patient then I. I get frustrated aforter about 80 blocks, lol!

Nice work.

I love it, It is so beautiful. thank you for sharing. God bless. Penny