For the triangles around the edge, you just leave those loose so that you can add more rows. When you finally get it as large as you want, then you tack those down and can leave it like that, or roll the edges and put a window glass right up to the edge as well.

I, too, was wondering where the "curve" came from!

Thanks Eddie! My mother made a CW pillow she always said she would teach me to make one but she passedaway before she was able to teach me, you don't know how much this means to me. I just hope I can do it, your directions are really great! If I have trouble can I ask you for help? Thanks

Sure, ask away!

Thanks Eddie,can't wait to but some fabric I need enough for a double standard bed have no idea how much to buy ! Is cotton the right material ? I can't wait to get started but I am nervous too.

Yes, I'd use cotton by all means. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with!

You made this easy to understand! Thanks for giving such clear directions with pics! Maybe someday...

Well Eddie, another tute well done as all your work is. i have done a quilt with the cw's and I thought the tute was excellant. Now will you show us how the secret garden is done with the windows. I think all of us would love to see it. When you get time. Thanks again Joanne

I'm a little late in saying thank you for this and all th other great tutorials. It seems so easy with your pictures, Good work.

Thanks Eddie. I made a small one of these about 33 years ago using directions from an old magazine. There was some hand stitching. But more so, the technique of joining the blocks was primative and so my lil quilt was then designated as the "birth~quilt". Many kitties and puppies were born on this quilt.

With your Tute, I think perhaps I will try to make a treasure.

Thanks