I hope the layout will surprise you...at least a bit. And that you've had fun at least. I know that the blocks frustrated some of you, but frustration can be a learning experience...and I hope this one was at least that.

Your border strips can be whatever colors/fabrics you choose...the graphics only show the colors that I liked when I was drawing.

Step	Directions
1	Join Row 1 to Row 2 as shown...press whatever way the fabric wants you to. (Diagram 6.1)
2	Join the units from step#1 to each other as shown to create the top. (Diagram 5.2)
	Borders
3	Take your measurements across the middle of the quilt...create 2 strips 1"xwidth. The optimum strip size would be 1" x32-1/2". Attach to sides of top.
4	Take your measurements across the middle of the quilt, including newly added border strips...create 2 strips 1"xwidth. The optimum strip size would be 1" x33-1/2". Attach to end of top.
5	Take your measurements across the middle of the quilt, including newly added border strips...create 2 strips 1"xwidth. The optimum strip size would be 1" x33-1/2". Attach to sides of top.
6	Take your measurements across the middle of the quilt, including newly added border strips...create 2 strips 1"xwidth. The optimum strip size would be 1" x34-1/2". Attach to end of top.
7	Take your measurements across the middle of the quilt, including newly added border strips...create 2 strips 1"xwidth. The optimum strip size would be 1" x34-1/2". Attach to sides of top.
8	Take your measurements across the middle of the quilt, including newly added border strips...create 2 strips 1"xwidth. The optimum strip size would be 1" x35-1/2". Attach to end of top.
9	Take your measurements across the middle of the quilt, including newly added border strips...create 2 strips 1-1/2"xwidth. The optimum strip size would be 1" x35-1/2". Attach to sides of top.
10	Take your measurements across the middle of the quilt, including newly added border strips...create 2 strips 1-1/2"xwidth. The optimum strip size would be 1" x37-1/2". Attach to end of top.