Thank you for the tutorial, love it!

It is an equilateral triangle so it would be 60 degrees.

This baby ended up being king sized!!
 

She's finished and ready to be quilted!! I made the mistake of laying the partially completed top on our bed and fell in love!! We really don't need another quilt but I can't let this one go! Thank you so much for the wonderful tute! I used ultra light weight fusible interfacing for the foundation (Fabricland had bolts of it on sale for a ridiculously low price. It was 20 inches wide and I used almost 18 yards!!)

Oh and I should add that I put out a call to our sewing group and was given a lot!! narrow strips and scraps. So happy to make something out of them. The next one will be a community quilt for our guild outreach program.

Ginger--that is gorgeous! Nice job--I made a small one and am very happy with it. This tute sure was fun!

GingerK--it is beautiful! I have so enjoyed seeing everyone's versions of this--thanks to all of you.

Thank you for the instructions and ideas on using different sizes.

GingerK what a beautiful quilt. The idea of light fusible web as a foundation is a good idea.

I have lots of strings. Maybe I will start with a small one and see how it goes.

this looks super!

This is a wonderful tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing your techniques with all of us. Can't wait to get started on this and as a leader-ender project, like someone else said, this will be perfect.

OMG it is wonderful, both the quilt and the tut

Just in time for the new year and new projects. Thank you so much for doing the tutorial.