Damn!
Just finished the top borders only to see in the photo that I’ve switched out two blocks and have then in the wrong place. So gotta carefully unstitch that area, and reposition those two blocks – not today. Maybe tomorrow.
Top Finished
So now to come up with something for the back. I have a lot of yellow/grey blocks left over – I’m going to have to play with them on the floor to see what I can come up with.
Here’s where the blocks are reversed so the greys are in the wrong place:
OK, I couldn’t stay away from the sewing – I fixed the blocks:
Then I went on to the back – remaining blocks – a spiral:
I’ll fill in around it with the backing fabric – this large 8 x 6 block will get positioned offset toward one of the quadrants.
jmn 
This works so well. I really like the design crossing the border edge that way. I intend to do that sometimes but don’t seem to be able to make it work. Also good catch on the reversy-blocks. I don’t mind finding and fixing. It’s just one more thing we do, yes?
It is. I didn’t mind finding it a that stage – just one pair of blocks reversed.
This looks so pretty – and good spotting on the 2 misplaced blocks 🙂 Really like the way the points go into the border, too.
Too bad I didn’t catch it as I was assembling the rows. However, better late than never.
Well, if you never caught it, it would be okay. Catching after quilting is the real disappointment! 😉
For Sure!
I loved this design. And I sure can’t see where blocks are wrong. Where is that? I’m learning a lot from following your blog!
I added a picture showing the two culprits