I’m still working on the Sylvia’s Bridal Sampler Swap block top. I really wanted to finish it this weekend, but I also wanted to go to a quilt show. And there was the trip to the mall and Jo-Ann’s for inspiration and fabrics for the Eeyore quilt.
Having said that, I am on the home stretch. There was one block in the mix which was 1/2″ bigger than it was supposed to be and too many points around the edge, so simply trimming wasn’t going to work. Remaking the block really wasn’t the answer. Making a new block had its own set of issues. I finally decided on a solution I can live with.
I’ll take pictures of what I did and then after I get the top done, I’ll post how I ‘fixed’ the issue.
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This is a fantastic quilt. Your work is amazing.
That is a lot of blocks to make. I am curious now to see how you fixed the issue. 🙂
Judy
Those are some beautiful blocks.
You’re such a tease 😉
Adorable quilt and you are a tease…. I am curious because this is a problem in my own quilts let alone a swap of sampler blocks!
I am also eager to know what your solution is. Great looking quilt so far.
Beautiful…love that alternating block!
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Chuckling–we are all dying to know what the fix was!!