Another finish! The cathedral window runner is done! There was less to do to finish it than I expected. One of those- if I only had a few hours left - why did I wait two years to get it done?

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...psgv8b2pex.jpg

It goes with the quilt on the bed - that also took way to long to finally finish.

OH but so worth the wait! Very pretty. Congratulations upon finishing it.

Wonderful job Connie! I am sure it will be treasured and enjoyed by whomever receives it.

It's beautiful, Macybaby. :) Toot, Toot for the UFO finish.

Do we have any more November finishes??? if not, I'll tally up November and post its total in the next day or two. Thanks!

Macybaby, What lovely finish you completed.

Macybaby, congratulations on all your beautiful finishes! What a great feeling that must be.

Lovely baby quilt, retiredteacher!

Janice, here's my Boom QAYG, finally finished. Picture is awful, but it's dark and raining here. I'm taking it with me to Seniors at church in the morning and getting some of the men to hold it up for me. I'll get a much better picture there. It's backed with TOT cream flannel, 49 1/2" X 73". Perfect size for a couch quilt.

I have been gone for a week, but you all have been busy getting a lot of UFOs done. GREAT JOB EVERYONE.
Hope I can get a few more done before the year is up.

Actually, this is a technique that my daughter learned to make. To me this is a Buggy Barn technique, a Crazy Patch quilt. The stack n whack I learned is a Bethany Reynolds pattern. Her's is where you make sure the fabric lines up on the repeat of the pattern, you cut identical blocks, and then sew them together to make the kaliedescope affect. I can definitely see a large difference in what you learned is the difference.