Covid Sewing 22 Archaeological Finds (B-3)

So, today was the day of decision for this archaeological find. The picture of the completed project was very, very intimidating for me. I was explaining to Himself that a difficult setting for a project that I love  (thinking about the Steam Punks) somehow makes me love the project more; whereas, a difficult setting for a meh sort of project would cause said project to be packed away for another archaeologist to discover. And a difficult setting for a distasteful project is cause for abandonment (yesterday I was semi-jokingly suggesting to Julie that I ship it off to her to snarl at). So I wisely decided to wait until all of the components were made before opening the neatly tied bundle labeled "finishing kit."

This morning I made those cute triangle units.   I was humming along.

I mean, is there anything nicer than a good old Churn Dash? These with their little uneven Nine Patches in the centers were irresistible. And once they were done, I could put it off no longer. I opened the finishing kit.

I shouldn't have been surprised. There are two things about Fat Quarter Shop BOMs. The first is that there is always an abundance of fabric. And the second is that the directions are always stellar in their clarity. I'm starting to sound like a paid advert for the FQS! There are a couple of pages of directions and plenty of clearly labeled diagrams. And apparently very little in the way of on-point with lattice and cornerstones!

And so, the commitment has been made. I'm going to finish this bloomin' thing. And I'm going to finish it without any further postponement!

So there.