Thank you to those that told me which layout you liked the best for my ‘going downhill quickly’ Hideaway quilt. 4/5 people voted for the layout my husband came up with. Thanks. There will be no living with him now. 
I tried one more way. It’s his idea, only on point. This caused me to have to break up a few of the blocks. I went ahead and cut some setting triangles and borders to put with it. This is my only choice for settings/borders, because it’s the only print I had enough yardage for. I absolutely love the border fabric. Still don’t love the whole thing together. But still pressing on. And no, I didn’t press my fabric before I cut the borders. I’ve slapped my hand for you already.
I’ve found it to be really helpful to post picks online, and then re-look at them. I get a whole different perspective on what it looks like, other than when I’m standing 5 foot 6 inches above it on the ground.
So what do you think? You can still say any of the ones from the last post are better…
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Maybe it’s because I’m seeing it with the setting triangles and borders (which I LOVE), but I like this option a lot. I think any version will look great, but I think I prefer anything on point to anything not with these blocks.
This looks good to me.
Will there be a border, say, in the solid(?) green? My eye is draw to the solid green in the lower right corner. Kind of a ‘rest area’. I do like this a lot, though. Doreen
I like this! I love blocks set on point. The thin yellow border looks good. What about a thinner border of the green print? Looks a little too wide to me. I think it would look great if it were maybe 2 or 3 inches.
I really like this option – on point is a good idea! I also like that lovely red – what would the red look like as the thin border? Just a thought. Well done on your lovely quilt. Natalie
Looks great to me.