Finishes

I took my Missouri Star quilt in to the quilter before I realized I hadn't taken pics of the final flimsy. So I will take some after I get it back.  However I did get back two of my Cherrywood quilts when I went. So they are now bound and pics are taken, so I do have something to show you.  First one up is 40" x 40" ,Cathedral Windows.









Next is the green Cherrywood pattern by Karla(owner of Cherrywood), called Leaded Glass.













As soon as I finish sewing the rows to  the wreath small quilt I'm working on I will give you some more pics.  It was a free pattern from the Fat Quarter Shop a number of years ago. Chatter later, Martha. Be safe and be kind.
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