More Progression and a Finish!

I have  a few pics of rows being added and a top finish!

                         This is all four blocks sewn together
        This is with another row of geese sewn on all four sides.

                 This is a 3 inch background border all around.

 Today I also cut out two small flannel projects for my son-in-law. But I will show you those when I get a little bit of sewing done on them.  As for this 50 1/2" square flimsy I think I will use both hand quilting and machine quilting. That's for another day. My husband is helping out with the dog sled races in Remer today. Today is my do whatever I want day! Bye for now, Martha.
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