My custom twin HST quilt top is coming right along! The design wall is filled to capacity. There are six columns of blocks that don't fit on it. With the number of bed size quilts I've been making, a larger design wall would be a big help. The blocks are sewn together into columns, and I'm hanging them on the design wall to make sure similar fabrics are spread out evenly. After uploading these pictures, I can see there are a few changes I need to make.
I used this method to create 8 half-square triangles at a time. I'm finding this is a really efficient method, and as long as I pin generously and sew very carefully, the HSTs don't need trimmed other than dog ears - a major time-saver. I trimmed ZERO of the 264 HSTs in this quilt! {The points will match accurately once all columns are sewn together.}
This quilt is a custom order in my Etsy shop, Busy Hands Quilts.
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It seems like you are on a roll with the HST projects! This looks great. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a lot of HSTs! Love love it! Thank you for linking up with me for Monday Makers!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely beautiful and so simple with the HST. Lots of them, but I still love making them. Love all of these colors blended together.
ReplyDeleteYou're doing awesome being gung-ho about this quilt so kuddos to you! I just love the brights contrasted against the white, so lovely.
ReplyDeleteIt's so lovely, and very much like the one I'll be making for my son with that Kona solid bundle I'm using. What a time saver to not have to trim your HSTs!! Looking forward to the finish. Thanks for linking up to MCM! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun quilt! Very fun, bright colors and prints!
ReplyDeletelove your colours, such a fun look.
ReplyDeleteGreat method for making those wonderful triangles.