Yesterday morning, I sat beside my trusty Bernice, the Bernina, and worked on the CS border.
I turned the corner, adding the second side border. Looking good!
Then it was back downstairs to work on Quickbooks. I parked the doxies beside the fire with a quilt. Luckily they stayed so I could concentrate. I entered stacks of receipts and expenses and stuff. I'm getting the hang of this! I learned to reconcile my business checking account on there. I think I can do this!
Then I worked a bit on the little project for Quilting Arts magazine. I got everything marked off my list, so...
I went back upstairs and...voila!
The quilt top is complete! I'm so happy to have this done! I already have the backing fabric - I'll have someone quilt this for me - way too big for me to tackle myself.
I have another UFO in mind to work on next, but I think I'll wait a couple of weeks. I need to concentrate on Hexie Love and other pending hexie fun stuff! And I need to replenish my supply of basted hexies!
Let me congratulate you on this lovely finish. WOW. I love Celtic Solstice but I don't think I can handle all these little pieces per block. It makes such a stunning quilt though. And your rendition of it is soooo lovely. Beautiful!! ♥
ReplyDeleteAbsolluyely gorgeous! I love Bonnie's mysteries, but they overwhelm me. Great job seeing it through!
ReplyDeleteOh those blues and oranges and your skills have produced a fabulous Celtic Solstice! It looks gorgeous on your bed. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteWonderful and fits that bed perfectly! Will you use it there??? I love your color selection--so nice and bright and HAPPY. Thanks for sharing and will look forward to your next UFO. I am enjoying the feeling of accomplishment vicariously - hehehehhe!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - love the border. It is the perfect finishing touch!
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