
It seems I mis-remembered how much was left to do ... and so my optimistic plan to be making some scrappy binding by the end of the night was was, well, a little too optimistic, even with the moral support of Grace Hopper, the material cat.

How did your Friday Night Sew-in go?

Late afternoon update
I have persevered and the end is in sight. Johnny Be Good recently came downstairs to provide second shift support cat duty. He's still a little sleepy–both he and his sister have spent most the day cat-napping upstairs. Now, I think, they've come down for an early dinner ... but I am determined to finish the quilting before I stop to cook (or feed them).
3 comments:
Is there anything better than a calico cat sitting on top of a calico scrap quilt? How cute!
Hi Sophie, just popping in from the FNSI linky... What a gorgeous quilt you are making, I cannot imagine the work involved in it... I see that the cat approves!
Your quilt looks fabulous. They sure are a lot of hard work behind all these beautiful quilts.
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