Seeing the End

I rarely work one project from start to end, so working three quilts from first cut to last stitch of a binding - that is pushing me.  I really enjoyed working on these as the lovely prints and  colors just worked so well with this two-block setting.  BUT by the last few rows of 'cross-hatch' quilting, I was so ready for these to be done!

There were three pieces I set aside for backing and each back has these pieced in them.  This wonderful border/row print was used for all of the bindings.  Appropriate as it was the initial piece of fabric that all the other colors/prints were pulled from.

This gal was my challange mixed in with all of this - she LOVED the flannel (and the colors too I think).  I had the worse time keeping her off anything in progess; especially when it came time for quilting.  All that soft, cuddly goodness!  She was scolded, shooed, swatted a few times, and even picked up and set on the time-out chair - hence the evil glare.

Hopefully the camera will be charged by tomorrow (I hate this new camera) so I can  get photos of the three quilts in their finished state - and before the owner comes to pick them up.

I am ready for something NEW,
Sewingly Yours,
Sharon