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Journey2Nebula 03B

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School and life got intense so I had to put sewing aside 😢

I'm back in the saddle and I cut more Jawbreaker pieces and laid them out.

You Tube video for Jawbreaker is here.

This is not the direction in the pattern or video.

This is my piece after sewing the rows.

 
The top sewn together.
 
It looked so weird with the jagged edges that I wasn't afraid to trim it.

The trimmed top.

 I might trim it some more because this was just making it square. I've got a couple of weird bits where I was planning on trimming it more. It might also stay unique. This came out way better than I expected!

The next one is already cut out and I'm trimming the tips.

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