Well
yesterdays, was a good day in the sewing studio. I finished Primrose
Path quilt top. I left off with all the rows made, so I started by
adding sewing all the rows together. When you have all the rows
together you will end up with 4 blocks across and 6 blocks down. 
Then
is was time to sew on the borders, starting with the inner border,
which was a cutting 6-strips at 2" and sewing them all the way around. 
The last border, 6-strips at 5 1/2" wide. The finished quilt top measures at 56" X 76". All that is needed now is a nice pantograph quilting and binding.Today, I think I will work on a few things in the sewing studio while starting to clean the studio.
Have a Great Sewing and Quilting Day!
Live, Inspire and Create,
In
cutting this pattern, I trimmed and squared up the two sides of the
fat quarter after ironing it flat. Then, I cut the fat quarter twice
with out moving any of the pieces. I stated by cutting 2 pieces of 8" x
22' out of the fat quarter. With one of the pieces I cut 2 it into
more pieces, 8" x 11" and 8" x 8", and set them aside. The other piece,
I cut into 2- 8" x 8" pieces, and then put them aside into a stack.
Then taking them 8" x 11" and the 8" x 8" you cut from the first stack
you need to cut them into 2" strips. I did my strips using my Accuquilt
Go! So much faster!. Now you are ready to start assembling.
Starting
with the 2" x 8" pieces sew them on the sides of the 8" x 8" square.
Using different fabrics on each side. Then sew on the tops and bottoms
using the matching fabrics that where used on both sides, so you will
have used only 3 different fabrics. 
Once you have all the sides on the blocks you will then cut the squares in half through the 2" x 8" sides. 
Then, matching up the half blocks up with another block and sew them together to make a new full block. 
Then you can start to assemble the rows. Sewing 4 block across.