I was excited to piece the Triad Interlock but it didn't go as I planned.
I worked with triangles before but those ones with straight lines were the problem. To make the lines continuous the edges were off and I couldn't figure out how to make it right.
The pattern works in rows but I couldn't see the way to make the lines align.
So I took it apart and went with Plan B.
Not as pretty but doable.
The rows went together pretty quickly.
It is a bit wonky but all right. I added the corners and I'm all set to quilt it.
I don't see mini as the hexagons are pretty large but I see new cushion right there.
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I see what you mean. They went together very nicely rearranged for Plan B, and I hope you are happy with it! :)
ReplyDeleteVera you're a seam/angle matching NINJA - look at those perfect intersections! I'm not even that accurate when I paper piece, lol! That will make a pretty cushion :D
ReplyDeleteHi Vera! This will be beautiful pillow! I like your hexagon design! This is Marsala inspiration (for Pantone's colour). x Teje
ReplyDeleteThis will make a very pretty cushion, Vera. What a great use of colour! Plan B is working out beautifully!
ReplyDeleteRegardless...its beautiful and yes, a cushion will be perfect!
ReplyDeleteWould look great as a cushion!
ReplyDeleteYou did good on this - Seam Ninja as Sandra said.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you were able to rework it, this version is pretty cool!
ReplyDeleteI loved the Plan B! I can visualize a very nice cushion already!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great and will be a fabulous pillow!
ReplyDeleteI adore this color combo!!! I'm sorry your original plan didnt work out... This time!! You'll find a way in a future quilt :)
ReplyDeletePlan B is my favorite Vera and i love how it turned out - it looks amazing with the corners added.
ReplyDeleteI think I prefer Plan B!!
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