I added a zigzag border and am really happy with how it turned out. One of the reasons I love applique is that there is way less math required and though this border is not too difficult it did take me a while to figure how to make the corners work out. This photo gives you an idea of what I did. Notice that two different units were required and some offset rows were necessary. If you need to see it more closely you should be able to click on the photo to see a larger picture.
And finally a picture of the finished bunny block. it is not my favorite but seems OK once they are all put together. My little grandson arrives next week so it will just get pinned up without quilting for now, but hopefully I will find the chance to quilt it soon! Thanks for following along as I made this fun little project, it has been a delight to create.
Very cute
ReplyDeleteYour Woodland Wallhanging is so fun!! The zig zag border sets it off perfectly.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely wallhanging! The animals have a bit of a 60's look, I love them. They remind me of illustrations in books I had as a child. Gorgeous! and love the zigzag border, it really pops.
ReplyDeleteGosh it's cute! You work so quickly too. One lucky grandson!
ReplyDeleteI'm with my buddy Rachael - the zig zag border is awesome!
ReplyDeleteOh I love the last block and of course the whole quilt together. What a clever idea to put a zig zag border around it. Your little grandson will love it. Well done, and it record time too!
ReplyDeleteIt's sooo cute. Will you hand or machine quilt?
ReplyDeleteAre you kidding me? Do you sleep? This is darling
ReplyDeleteI have been enjoying the (rapid) progress of this little beauty....it is gorgeous, it will be greatly loved!
ReplyDeleteSo very cute! Love your border--perfect accent.
ReplyDeleteAfter each block I wanted to say, "How cute!" but now the whole quilt is really cute! Will you hand or machine quilt it?
ReplyDeleteso cute. I can't decide which block I like best.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute quilt! So adorable!! I'll have to check out that antique reproduction group you will join. Do you know the quilt you'll be making? I am beginning a BOM also from close to that era very soon. I can't wait to get started!
ReplyDeleteVery cute
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