Dee in TX (DBRADFOR3) said:

There was no way to get that to play nicely without pressing the seams open so that's what I did.  And steamed them and used a wooden plank to get them to lay flat. 

AND BEAT THEM INTO SUBMISSION!   :-)

Another lovely quilt! I think I remember when you showed us how you  refigured the pattern.  How big is each block? Lucky couple to get one of your quilts.

I finally got some of my many tops quilted and these are a few of them.. I offered to provide a few for a fund raiser for our church camp so that provided the incentive to get s few quilted and finished.

What great quilts, Lynne!

I swear your clothesline must get very excited when it sees you coming with a laundry basket full of quilts to hang for "photo day"!   

Clothesline just hangs around moping and pouting and wondering when the next glorious batch of goodies will show up.

That's a very handsome batch of quilts you have finished; your church is lucky to have your donations.

Thank you!

Thanks, Judy!  Photo ops are the only time my clothesline gets used any more.  I used to hang out all laundry to dry but I no longer have the desire or energy to haul a heavy basket of wet laundry up from the basement.  So much for going "green".

the blocks are 10" finished. two  2" hst, 4" geese plus two 1" spacers = 10"

very nice.  it does help to have a deadline

I bet the couple will love it!!