Another update on my progress with the
Anchor Quilt pattern by Tula Pink.
I would try to cut one or two colors in the evenings after dinner. It didn't take long. Maybe 15 minutes per print to cut the 40-100 squares in each print.
By the end of the week I had cut all the squares and sorted them. That didn't mean the cutting was done!
Each row includes cutting instructions for the background fabrics. Then I had to layout each section so I could begin to assemble the sections. This was when I knew the print choices were what I needed to get the desired effect.
I see this project hanging around for a while before I get to the finish line. Much more like a marathon than my usual sprints.
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