Andrea and I spent Saturday shopping for fabrics for the border and back of the quilt. Saturday night we did what we have been dreading...we figured out the layout of squares. We didn't know where to begin or how to choose where each square would be placed. We finally decided to break them up by color. We had 33 blue squares so we started with blue. We then added the pinks, yellows, greens, blacks and neutrals. It took us about 10 minutes with Andrea doing all the work. The center square will be embroidered with Ava's name. We decided to place the fabrics Brian and I picked out right next to it. Ava's Grandparents squares as well as her Aunt and Uncles squares are placed all around the center square."An invisible red thread connects those who are destined to meet regardless of place or circumstances. The thread may stretch or tangle but will never break". Chinese Proverb
Wednesday, February 14, 2007
Laying out the squares
Andrea and I spent Saturday shopping for fabrics for the border and back of the quilt. Saturday night we did what we have been dreading...we figured out the layout of squares. We didn't know where to begin or how to choose where each square would be placed. We finally decided to break them up by color. We had 33 blue squares so we started with blue. We then added the pinks, yellows, greens, blacks and neutrals. It took us about 10 minutes with Andrea doing all the work. The center square will be embroidered with Ava's name. We decided to place the fabrics Brian and I picked out right next to it. Ava's Grandparents squares as well as her Aunt and Uncles squares are placed all around the center square.
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