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I stuck with the pattern. The only modifications I made was that I used a different fabric for the large border triangles than the frog fabric and the pattern calls for using the same fabric. Tula’s pattern says this is an intermediate pattern. I would agree. There are a ton of bias edges to sew for the borders. The center part are just pin wheels made of half square triangles and set on point. That’s easy. The borders though are all triangles. I tried to use a ton of starch, and I still had some stretching problems. The border points don’t line up perfectly, but I’m OK with it, I’m still learning. But the pattern was really clear and easy to follow, so those of you with more experience should have no trouble at all, and those of you still learning like me can take comfort in knowing the pattern walks you through everything and even if you don’t sew it perfectly, you’ll still end up with a great quilt top.
I love how the quilt top turned out and can’t wait to finish it. I’d love to try it again once I get a little better at bias edges and triangles. Thanks Sara for including me in this great blog hop.
Man, that quilt is fabulous!
So cute. She did a really nice job.
Wow, I love it, well done Lorelei!!! I would never have chosen this pattern from looking at the pic it had, but your fabulous modern fabric choices look wonderful. I’ll mark it for a possible future project, thanks!
It looks amazing!
Very cool, and love the frog princes in there :o)
Those fabrics play so nicely together! Great quilt.
I love how you’ve highlighted the frog prince. I always have trouble with the main focal points of Tula’s fabrics. They’re just too awesome to cut!
thanks for sharing..