Then if you turn this over, here is the other side. I find it hard to call it the back.
This part was made with leftovers - bits left from other quilt projects, trimmings, etc. I sometimes use test blocks in the pieced backing. I think these are so fun and totally unexpected. It is two, two, two quilts in one!
Of course while it is still in sections, I had to try flipping the middle section just to see how it would look.
Side one
AND
Side two.
Now I just need to cut the joining strips, sew it all together and bind it.
In other news, I was tired of sewing on my friend's dining room table when I am visiting. It is a bit too high and makes my shoulders get tight too fast. So, I ordered an Arrow Gidget sewing table to put at his house so I have a place to sew when I am visiting. This is a sturdy little table.
Due to the bed height of this machine, I had to make a little alteration. I cut a piece of drywall (In the South we call it Sheetrock, which is a brand name - and yes we call all sodas "coke" because we are delightfully quirky! heeehee)
I was thinking I might need to get an insert to fit the hole around the machine but I found out that I don't need it. It is perfect for me to sew and quilt on just like it is. PLUS the table folds up and will slip under a bed or stand in a closet without taking up much room.
