On Monday afternoon, I finally rolled the quilt to a new section. I am now attacking new rows, and am on my way toward the end. Have a look-see:
The polka-dot row is 11. That is my easiest reference point; since all the rest are floral, this one is the easiest to distinguish. So, rows 11 and 12 are quilted, and half of 13 is quilted. In this section, I will finish 13 and move through rows 14, 15, and most of 16. The next time I roll the quilt should have me at the border! Yee-haw!
As I said in the previous post about Erin's Diamonds - Sunday, I believe - I have a busy week this week, but I did get a little bit quilted Monday due to a late cancellation. Tuesday, nope. Today, probably not, or maybe late tonight, if then. For some reason, the Freshman Comp essays aren't grading themselves, so I really ought to work on those as opposed to the quilt. But you know which I'd prefer, right???
Tomorrow, I hope to bring you the report of the sewing we did on Veterans' Day. Stay tuned, won't you, for that!
Happy Quilting, Friends!
Go Jayne Go! So close to the border!
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