Remember the zillion (only about 124 actually), flying geese from the UFO project I posted about yesterday? Of course you do, I been complaining posting about them a lot, since the beginning of the project.
Here is that huge pile of triangles. Made me think this is a lot of fabric just to leave alone or throw away as scrap. Surely, I could do something with them.
I put four little squares together, and formed a pattern called a pinwheel, and then sewed four pinwheels together as a start of playing around to see what I can make an end result. I'm leaning towards using several of these somehow in a table runner????
Here is that huge pile of triangles. Made me think this is a lot of fabric just to leave alone or throw away as scrap. Surely, I could do something with them.
I kept them paired up just as they were when I trimmed them away from the original UFO project, and stitched them on the long side of the triangle. I chined stitched 248 triangles through my machine until my eyes crossed.
I put four little squares together, and formed a pattern called a pinwheel, and then sewed four pinwheels together as a start of playing around to see what I can make an end result. I'm leaning towards using several of these somehow in a table runner????
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