Saturday morning I put the final stitches in the border. I had already added the binding, so was able to quilt the border without using the hoop. A little less stab-stitching made the work go faster.
I was hoping for a good picture to add to my files and tried one on the park fence after my English class, but the day was quite cloudy and not much contrast. Sunday was sunny but I had to rush out early for choir practice before church, then stay afterwards for more practice. Luckily there was still some sun when I returned home, and with the help of a small ladder, I was able to catch a picture in a sunny spot.
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I was able to grab a picture of the backing laid out on the apartment floor.
These are all Japanese tenugui representing the twelve animals of the oriental zodiac.
I thought Leia might be able to collect signatures of her friends on their animals, as I have done on a few quilts before.
That night, Leia got to give the quilt a test drive and took this picture Monday morning.
I'm so glad she is happy with it! Now, on to the next challenge.
I will be working on an alphabet quilt for a friend's baby due in June.
Wasting time hunting for a "Z" picture of the size I need. both the zebra and the zori were too small to fill my need.
"Golden Week" will give me a bit of time for more hunting.
