Watch Out For That Curve!

I have been trying to slow down my pace at finishing projects. So I thought a project with curves might be the trick.  Cutting and sewing curves slow down quilters. So double the whammy. The pattern is called "Attitude Adjustment" by Cathy Wierzbicki of Time to Quilt.   


My quilt will also be on the scrappy side also, and about 81" square. Right now I just have pieces and parts.  I made my four corner pieces....




and I made a pile of these assorted parts....


I know that I will need lots more...


More of these too! We have some Canadian geese staying in our neighbors side yard....



Aren't impressed with me at all, chatter later, Martha.
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