Early this month, I had a good day working on this red, white & blue picnic. It took me all day on and off working on "connecting" the 25 squares and finishing it all. I was smiling and so giddy all that day anticipating finishing it. It was a good feeling.
I even snapped pictures of my progess all that day. I was soo happy that I wanted to show and to show. Silly? HUH?
The night before I had arranged the squares to where I wanted it to be and I didn't want any repeat next to each other. It took me a while before I finally figured it out.
So this is the first row in progress.
All the squares in their right place waiting to be stitched up together.
A new home to keep my sewing machine in and sewing needs.
Showing my work in progress.
I think they're so pretty. Even the back look good.
I flipped it to the right side so you'd see it. The 3 differents squares.
4 rows done and 1 more row to go!
All connected on that rows. Now on the other end.
My forever faithful Oreo nearby while I happily sew and sew at my machine.
My kids being helpful.
And a little in the way. I'm smiling sheeplishly. LOL
More white border being added making the quilt more prettier and prettier.
I'm half-way done there.
At the first row when I first stitched them together, I had snipped them off then I realize they should be left alone as they kept my squares organized even if it had made them a bit bulky at the machine.
But I snipped them off as I add white border in between.
Slowly they're being stitched up!
I had to pin them up to keep the rows aligned to other rows. I didn't want them off the line.
They wanted to be in the picture showing the pins that I had added.
All a done! The back of the quilt.
My red, white & blue picnic quilt top finished! They are lovely!
My dear Pepper already made himself at home on my newly finished top. LOL So he like it very very much.
WOWOWOWOWOWOWOW!!!!!!!!! What a GORGEOUS quilt!! SO SO proud of you for finishing it!! I'm in awe at how quickly you put it together! I bet you can't wait until it's 100 percent finished with the binding and the quilting..
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