. . . row row row three . . .

. . . lori calls row three

a "zig-zaggy" or "chubby chevron" 

filler row . . . 

. . . it will eventually wind up 

between rows of larger, 

more detailed blocks . . . 

. . . even the borders of this quilt 

will be pieced . . . 

. . . i'm sure i will love 

this finished quilt . . . 

. . . each row has been so fun 

to put together . . .

. . . sew small background squares 

onto opposite corners 

of the larger print squares . . .

{larger is a relative term ~ the colored squares are only 2 1/2 inches} 

. . . i'm always tempted 

not to trim them up . . . 

. . . but, i'm always glad 

when i do take the time 

to do just that . . . 

. . . things just fit together 

so nicely . . . 

. . . rows one, two, and three . . . 

. . . well ~ parts of those rows . . . 

. . . they're long and skinny 

and hard to photograph . . . 

. . . and, amazingly, 

i'm all caught up . . .

. . . bring on row four! . . .

{total number of pieces in row three: 74}