Friday, December 13, 2019
A Friday the 13th Finish, With A Black Cat For Good Luck
I finished "Crooked Courthouse Steps", a Bonnie Hunter pattern. Changing the pattern a bit, I put sashing and cornerstones between the blocks. The backing is some fabric that I've had in my stash for just about 2 decades. Nice to get that used up. I got a little carried away with the free motion quilting. Glide thread is a dream to quilt with, no breakage or lint. Igor had to get in there and show how black cats go with everything.
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