and one more.  for some reason it makes me think of Pez candy.  I now have 7 quilt tops ready to be quilted.

*very* nice, Dee!   

That could also be a signature quilt ... with all the names inside the Pez candies. :-)

I like this one.It the way you lay them.

Wow! Another beauty!!  Love it!!How many more do you plan to piece before you start quilting them?

Speaking of quilting .....  LOL

I'm going very slowly on this small wallhanging. Make eleven stitches, stop, pivot, make eleven stitches, stop, pivot.

Repeat. 

Repeat.

Repeat some more.

Stop.

Change color of thread.

Continue with making eleven stitches, stop, pivot ....

Designer's instructions were very strict about starting quilting with purple row at the bottom and working up from the bottom (double underlining under that row of instructions). Thus I have obediently followed her orders and done purple, blue and green rows and am now starting to work on the yellow one.

Of course I pricked my finger on a pin and got a speck of blood on a yellow fabric. Of course, I spit on the speck of blood and "erased" it with my saliva. And now I am calling it a day.

One blood drop per day is my new motto. 

It is going to be very pretty when you get finished

WOw!!!

Wow ... patience, patience, patience.

But, it's going to be gorgeous when you're done.  Your hard work will be well-rewarded.  :-)

(You do have my mailing address, right?  :-)   )

Judy that looks great. Just keep at it and you will get it done.

Thanks to everyone for the kind comments. I know it is going to be very cute once I get it stitched but my dilemma will be finding a place to hang it here in my sewing room.

(Yeah, I have addresses for a lot of forum members from the days when I mailed off the scissors fobs but this little wall hanging is gonna stay here in Ohio.)