Credit -

 

 

For the stunning border treatment -  

On my Harmonic Convergence  - 

From the book - Ricky Tims' Convergence Quilts - 

 

Should be given to Lynn Koolish - 

Berkeley, California -

 

She used it in her "Blue-Green Convergence" -

Shown in the "Gallery" photos of the book -

On page 36 - 

 

Of all of the border treatments shown by various quilters - 

Hers was and is my favorite - 

It looks far more complicated than it really is - 

And is my kind of border - LOL - ;))

 

After I found the photo credit - 

I returned to my experiment with the jelly rolls -

 

 

And started to sew together some strata - 

 

I like to sew strip #2 to strip #1 - and strip #5 to strip #4 -

For both strata in one set - 

 

Then sew strip #3 to strip #1/2 -

For both strata - 

 

Then sew strip #4/5 to strip #1/2/3 - 

For both strata - 

 

So when I finish that - 

 

Both of them are done - 

 

And - even if I get one out of order - 

 

Both strata in the set are identical - 

 

It's interesting how some strips - in the same jelly roll -

 

Are shorter than others -

 

And not by just a little - but sometimes by more than an inch -

 

I would think they would all be the same length - 

 

But then again - it's probably just me - LOL - ;))

 

On the puzzle front - 

 

I gave up on playing with the sky - 

 

My daughter played with the bottom section a bit more - 

 

While I played with some of the houses - 

This one is going to take us some time - LOL -

So I think I'll try to sew as much as I can -

 

To soothe my soul and save my sanity - 

 

Before I tackle any more of those 1000 pieces - ;))

 

 

 

Talk to you later - gotta go - gotta sew -