Yeah, me! (ok, that's too short)

Hahahaha you did it Wannabee!!!! Great supervisor, the quilt is very comfy!!

Only took 3 tries. I don't really know why I had a problem.

LOL Wannabee, fact is you did it, that's what counts :)

I'm working on the double Drunkards Path and can't get it right. I'm a seamstress (among other professions) and somehow I can't do curved piecing. I can make jackets, dresses, man's stuff but no curved piecing......go figure!!
So now I'm considering replacing those blocks.

Oh...I'm sorry, Anael...those are tricky. You pin, right? Try a little dab of gluing instead. Not sure how you are attempting it but I sewed the inner ring to the big piece first. While sewing I didn't attempt to keep it flat but just allowed it to naturally curl, you know what I mean?

I did sew the inner ring to the big piece first. I'll try once more and glue instead of pin. If that doesn't work I will replace the block.

Santa assembled..... I played with this for a few days and decided against making all those pieced blocks. I used the one I made a month ago in the center and designed Christmas tree applique blocks to balance it out. I really like this. After I quilt this, I'll be doing a scalloped edge. Never done one but if ever a quilt that called for it, it is this one. So off to youtubes and the web abyss to learn. I love the border fabric and thank goodness I had enough that I could without piecing..

Looks like a winner!

The santas look adorable and your trees break it up beautifully. Love the border print.

Yes yes yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So much better than with all the pieced blocks!!!!!!!!!!
Love the border print too!!