The challenge then, is to use the rest of the pinwheels - and so, I am. These are some of the pinwheels:

And this is how I started - I cut a swack (another of those technical terms) of quarter square triangles, so that I could make a strippy quilt.

The Undercover Strippers got together today for a great day of sewing at the church.

By the end of the day, I have five strips. My layout says I need seven, but I am pretty sure I'll stop at six. This quilt is already much bigger than I had planned, and six strips will be plenty enough.

This one's for me - and will be in our quilt show in October, 2011. The girls laugh and tell me I can have my own little red and black corner. With half-square triangles.
Go, Sens, Go.
2 comments:
I love the idea of how you are putting the pinwheels together, looks great. How do you order from Keepsake quilting into Canada?
Ordering from Keepsake Quilting is easy. You can go to the website or by mail from the catalog. Their shipping is a bit more than I would prefer, but the prices are good and most of the time, they broker the stuff in the States so that you don't get caught by Canada Customs and the infamous $5.00 charge.
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