Five is a Cinch

 Moving further along in my "Five Inch is a Cinch" by Pat Speth quilt. I have some rows put together, that I'd like to share.



This is the top row of blocks. I started to make a queen size quilt, but have changed my mind. It is now going to be a twin size. Patience is running low on this one, or maybe it's just covid running a bit long.



This is row two and yes the purple block is supposed to be turned that way!






These are the last two rows of the quilt, rows six and seven. I have also made a few more masks, since covid is still rampet.



We've had a few nice days so some pics outside were in order!






I got back my Scandanaian Stars quilt and got the binding put on. The backing was a Kona solid red fabric.  All for now , be safe and be kind to one another. Martha.

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