Today's Sewing is going to be broken up into two parts -- just a little break, so you don't have to sew all in one session and also because sometimes too many photos on one post makes for slow downloads...
Well, here goes, ready or not.
First you will go back to the D1/D2 pieces that was the last that you sewed yesterday.
You will sew 16 C3 pieces to the 16 D1/D2 piece -- you must sew it so that the C3 is correctly orientated so carefully check the photo and make sure you sew exactly the same
Next you will be using the remaining 16 C3 pieces and sew them to the section (D1/D2/C3) piece that you just finished. Again, make sure that the orientation is exactly as shown in the photo.
As you can see, the second set of 16 C3's are sew on the side of the previous section so that the C3 is sewn touching the D1 fabric and the C3 fabric.
Now, you will be sewing 16 B1 pieces to the section we are working on, so that the B1 is sewn next to the last C3's that you sewed. See photo above.
Your next step is to pick up all your E2 pieces and sew these to the section you just finished (D1/D2/C3/C3/B1)
The photo below shows how to orientate the pieces so they are correctly done, make sure when you put the pieces on your machine that they look likethe photo below.
Next you will go back to find the previously sewn A1/C2 section - and you will sew the 16 A1/C2 sections to the section that you have been working on (D1/D2/C3/C3/B1/E2)
And here is how it will look while you sew the two sections together.
Sew these and Press and you should have a stack of 16 that look just like the photo below.
Now we are taking a little break, cause truthfully, I have some puppy babysitting to do -- it really is impossible to work on the computer and keep an eye on a puppy who is not quite house trained and has just too much fun with just about anything left laying about in house or garden!
Edited in at 2pm Pacific Time...
We will finish up tomorrow -- there have been a number intrusions today, things that are taking too much time...
There's not THAT much more to do tomorrow -- well, it doesn't include the quilting and binding which you will have to finish up on your own. So hold your breath til tomorrow for the last few steps... About an hour and a half more sewing... less if you are quick...
