This is the next row added to my Mariner's Compass. I printed out the foundations for the triangles from EQ6, and love how they turned out. I could never achieve the precision without the paper. The cornerstones are Birds in the Air (I think it's called) blocks, also from EQ6. The lovely blue strips at the top are painter's tape, holding the quilt top to the wall.
How 'bout those peonies? They are (or were) so beautiful this year. Unfortunately, they don't last long. We did enjoy them though. 
So glad you found your camera and hope you are able to get your refund without too much hassle. Sounds like something that would happen to me.
ReplyDeleteYour Mariner's Compass is just stunning! How many more borders..or is this it? It's fabulous!!
Yay! So glad to hear that your camera is no longer in the land of the lost!
ReplyDeleteLOVE your Marnier's Compass! That has always been one of my favorite patterns and yours is gorgeous!
Isn't it amazing that everything lost is always found in the last place you look! Think about that! Love the Mariner's Compass.
ReplyDeleteYeah! I get it! That's the way my search's usually wind up too. But hey, you really can't have to many cameras.
ReplyDeleteDonna that hibiscus in your header is absolutely breathtaking!!
You are doing such a great job on your MC. Can't wait to see what you've planned next.
Your compass is gorgeous and I applaud you for doing that circular flying geese strip.
ReplyDeleteI've just loved seeing the photos of your Mariner's Compass, it's a bit like a mystery, wondering what comes next. It's gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteCameras are a lost case at my home. Hubby's little one is lost now so he's borrowing mine sometimes when he's repairing farm equipment. (He takes a photo before he takes the machines apart so it can be put together correctly) Glad you found yours.
Your Mariner's Compass is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteIt's one of my someday quilts.