Another SideStep -and a Finish

The fun scrappy piecing has been placed aside for a few days.   Another project called my name loudly and I had to pick it up and start working on it.  

For quite a while, I have been saving my "practice/classwork" free-motion quilting blocks. There was a nice stack of them. Sometime back, I had started  joining them into rows. I don't know if I ever shared it, but I got back to it this week.  I added two more rows to it.  Today I took it outside for a few photos. 

This is the "front" of the quilt.  It has lots of interesting free motion quilting. 

And there is also some raw edge applique and some machine embroidery on it. 

This is the "back" - but honestly it wouldn't matter which side is up on this quilt.

Both sides will be interesting to look at. 

I had to just flip the edge over. (Ignore my running shoe in the photo.)

Some of this quilting makes me so happy. The quilting around this star is just fun. 

And you may notice that I managed some halfway decent feathers too. 

That promised finish?  Oh yes. 

Mom and I finished that puzzle. 

This is one that I wouldn't mind gluing down and putting on the wall.

This puzzle has so many images in it. There are at least four cats. There

are 8-10 people as well as a plethora of butterflies and dragons.

And the colors are vivid and interesting. 

The big surprise,  it only took nine days for us to finish it. 

Until Next Time,  

Stay Creative 

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