Jelly Roll Finish

I am a little behind on my blogging but it's been a busy few weeks. I watched the "grand" this past weekend. It left me wondering how I managed to raise four children...but I had so much fun!

This face just kills me!

And she kept me on her toes!

She has stolen her Nana's heart!

And now back to our regular program... I did manage to get my Jelly Roll project done and I love how it turned out!

I was able to piece the leftover blocks together to create the back for the quilt.

I love how this quilt was made from fabric in my stash!!

I was also able to use some of the smaller pieced blocks to make a quilt label and holder!

I haven't figured out what I am going to do with this quilt. I'm not ready to give it up so I may just have to find a place to hang it in my sewing room! I love this project and I love this pattern. I can't wait to make it again.

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