When Mom came, she stayed for a couple of days. I rearranged my studio a little, as she had brought one of her Featherweight machines – and we had a little sewing day. While she worked on some bowtie blocks, I finished the last two blocks needed for my Jubilee quilt
I still have to sew them all together, but laid out on the bed, you can see they will make one beautiful quilt top!
Once they are together I will build it out to a Queen-size quilt with a few borders.
Burton can’t wait! And neither can I! But it will probably have to wait until the weekend!
Wandering Cat Studio 
The red and white is stunning.
It looks like Burton is laughing.
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That is just spectacular! I am looking forward to my sister’s coming to quilt in the near future. It’s so much fun to work together.
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Gorgeous!!!! These blocks look fantastic together!!! Glad the visit went well!
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Oh, how I love that red and all of the squares. It will be fun to see them all together with their border.
Blessings,
Betsy
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Love it; it’s gorgeous!
LBB’s paw of approval is a good thing.
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How wonderful that you and your Mom had your own quilt retreat. That red and white quilt is just stunning and it’s not even complete.
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