A quick post to show you Eva’s SAHRR Border 4 for the Stay at Home Round Robin sew along. Eva has been working quickly this week to come up with her curved border. She says she loved the prompt for doing curves, and that they are not difficult to do if you are not running out of fabric like her. Haha. She’s right, of course. Curves aren’t so bad. Let’s take a peek at what Eva came up with for her border.

She said it was a little tricky to figure out the corner pieces, but felt that the turquoise with the “eye” fabric felt good, and I agree. Since this quilt is for a girl, Eva is using soft, feminine colors in her quilt. Eva also said that when she works improv for the SAHRR quilts, she never quite knows how they will turn out, but she is very happy with this quilt this year.

It’s been so much fun to see all the curves going on in all the quilts! Eva’s SAHRR Border 4 is another great example of curved borders as well as digging into her stash to find fabrics that work.
I’ll see you tomorrow for the next SAHRR border. It’s going to be another fun week!
Wendy





Hello Eva, your Sahrr borders are all very nice. I love the colour selection and the discussion about the borders.
I’m looking forward to the next round.
Hello Wendy, it is very nice, that you post the Sahrr of Eva.
Cathrin also know as Patchworkliese and friend of Eva from Germany
🙂
Your curves are great. I love these borders 🙂
Looking awesome, great color palette!
Lots of fun elements in Eva’s quilt, and thank you for posting it for her!
good show! I love DK blocks
LeeAnna
Love that TP cat’s eyes fabric in there! Cute colors, especially for a girl!!!
Well, you can tell Eva that you can never go wrong with turquoise as a choice!
Such pretty colors, Eva. Your improv curved blocks are a great addition. Some little girl is going to be thrilled with this quilt!
Looking great, Eva!
Eva did a great job with the curved prompt. Looking forward to seeing what’s next.
The corner blocks are wonderful, Eva, and I’m so glad you are happy with how your quilt is coming together this year. It’s looking great!
Eva’s curves look great – I love the prints she used and her placement of them. The quilt is looking beautiful.
Oh, that is so pretty! Eva, you’re doing great, even if you are getting low on fabric. I love seeing more of those fun elephants, too!
I love 🩵 Eva’s quilt!! It looks fantastic!
Well done on mastering those curves, Eva. I also like the colours you have used
Eva’s curves are perfect and I like the teal cornerstones very much.