All the half-square triangles are sewn and pressed for Samantha’s quilt. Here are the first two sewn together into blocks. Now to assemble all the rest of the pinwheels and choose the right fabric to go in the alternating squares. Note: Each pinwheel is made of a different “polka pot” fabric, and there will be lots of color in this quilt. What to do… what to do…
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I like your varied choice of polka dot fabrics. They are fun! You might get some idease from
http://www.sewtakeahike.com She has some clever fabric combinations.
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I love pinwheels.
Karen
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It will be a beautiful quilt. I love pinwheels and polka dots. Hugs.
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Can't wait to see more!
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Looking Good!! Love the pinwheels!
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Your fabric choices are so fun! I love the bold colors. She will love it!
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LOVE your pinwheels. This will be such a wonderful quilt!
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