More Old Town Progress

I spent some time over the last couple of weekends getting over whatever hump was preventing me from moving forward.

Old Town: 4 patches
Old Town: 4 patches

First, I finished all the 4 patches, which was a lot! I thought I would never finish and I think that part of what was preventing me from moving forward. Now they are done and I think they look great.

I haven’t incorporated them into any blocks yet, so stay tuned for that.

Old Town: baby Flying Geese
Old Town: baby Flying Geese

 

I also finished some Flying Geese. They are the baby Flying Geese that I made using the replacement Wing Clipper** I got for Christmas. 

This is the first group of lavender I have added to the quilt. In the photo they look nice. We’ll see how they look combined with the other colors. Fingers crossed it will be ok.

I got going on the QSTs. One of the clues said to combine them with another couple of pieces, so it was time to stop avoiding them.

I was really happy using Bonnie Hunter’s Essential Triangle Tool** to make them. It is a ruler I have had for awhile, but haven’t used much. I found it easy to use and helpful. I just followed Bonnie’s instructions on the clue and it worked perfectly. Well, so far, it is has worked perfectly. I liked the way she said where to put the ruler lines. I haven’t finished sewing the QSTs yet, so I’ll have to wait and see how it works out.

Bonnie put the Reveal up and it is a complicated looking quilt, but also cool. I am eager to see how my replacement of coral with lavender will look. If you are working on it, make sure to download your clues.

 

 

 

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