I started this when my granddaughter was 2. Now she is 13. I have added past the red. Now I don't know how to finish it.

oh how cute! i'm not sure what your question is...do you need help to sandwich and quilt? do you want to tie it? do you want to send it out to a long-arm quilter?
it is just adorable and i'll bet she will still love it even at 13!

cute quilt - I like how you edged the pictures with rick-rack.

Not sure of your question either! It looks like it's ready to be put together(sandwiched) and finished however you decide and then the binding. Very cute quilt!!!

Love the quilt! The nursery rhymes/pictures are so sweet.

I like it.

Sooo cute.

Very cute!

The next step is to layer it to create the quilt sandwich -- backing fabric, batting, top. If you are planning to machine quilt it, I recommend heavily starching the backing fabric before layering. I find spray basting is the easiest way to secure the quilt sandwich, but other methods are to pin baste or thread baste the sandwich together.

It looks to me as if you may have a problem with the border you added, though. It looks as if the border is rippled and not lying flat with the rest of he top. If this is the case, the excess fabric will probably not "quilt out" and will cause the edges of the quilt to be rippled and wavy.

The best way to add a border is to first measure through the middle of the quilt, then cut the border to that length, pin together at middle/quarters/ends, and then sew.

The top is finished. I do not know how to sandwich it. I don't know what to do with the batting. And I don't know how to make the back. What do I use to tie it? I have so many questions. I do not know what to do next.