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Monday, October 30, 2023

Setting Triangles and a Clean Up

 We went from the 80's last weekend to the 40's this weekend. Plus it was rainy and windy.  It was perfect sewing room weather. I finally bit the bullet and cut out the setting tringles for Rhododendron, crossing my fingers that I had the correct measurements.  Based on how it's going together I got it right.  




I'm just about halfway done with the construction.  So far, so good.  Bonnie used flying geese in a pieced border. I'm going to do that too, but a little differently than what she did.  I should pull those out of the project box and see how many there are. A few more may be needed to execute my design.  

I would have made more progress on Rhododendron but most of Sunday was spent cleaning up and pressing the Melodic Mystery quilt top. 




There were quite a few loose threads on the back.  But it wasn't too hard to clean up. 

 



I found a batting, now I just need to find a box so Melodic Mystery can go to Trudy for quilting.  That's on the to do list for the upcoming week.  

Linking up with Monday Design Wall and Patchwork & Quilts.  

8 comments:

  1. Setting triangles always make me nervous too. But the results are so worth the extra measuring.

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  2. Setting triangles look good, that would be a big relief to me to get those right. Good luck finding a box - lol!

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  3. Pretty setting triangles, and I love the thin purple sashings. So elegant!
    Thank you for sharing, and linking up ;)

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  4. Rhododendron looks great, Kate! I always over estimate those setting triangles and have to trim a bunch off, which is wasteful. It's always a good feeling to get that part all finished!

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  5. Congratulations on getting Melodic Mystery ready to go; I know that's a step you don't like. And the Rhododendron quilt top is looking really nice as it comes together!

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  6. Good news getting your quilt off for quilting. Rhododendron is looking good. I hope it goes together easier than my Jericho Walls did. I’ve done on point settings before, but that one had me confused for some reason. Love your color combination.

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  7. Your Rhododendron quilt is looking amazing. Lots of pieces in this beauty. I wish you a very productive week on this beauty.

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  8. Such a pretty quilt!
    Sorry for the weather changes - but yay for sewing time!!

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