I was not sure that I had a whole lot of hope for this piece. I thought it might be pretty,
but getting it laid out so the iron on bias tape would cover properly was quite a trick. It took me more time to lay it out than to sew and bind.
I am pretty sure I had the iron on binding tape for about 15 years. surprisingly it still worked and stuck when I ironed it on. It would have looked better with gold metallic but I did not have any. Seems like there is not much of this stuff around. Only found a couple of colors at joann.com. Oddly one of them was gold. Still looks nice with the yellow.
If Mom was here, I would have finished this into a table topper and taken it to her. She loved Poinsettia’s. Each year around the holidays I would always take her the biggest one I could find. This is going to hang on my front door and every time I look at it, I will think of her.
I might make a table topper for myself. I would have to use different colors because I would have to use up the bias tape that I have. Maybe Blue or Pink. Need to see what kind of fabric I can find that would work. We shall see.
Happy Sewing
Happy Quilting
not look like much, but these are such complicated blocks. I have had the stuff for this quilt for months and I am scared to try and do one of these blocks.

reverse applique on these. Interesting way to do things. I think it lets me see more of the snowflake. I like it. We will see as I go along. I think I figured that I will need 20 of these. They are 5.5 inches square. better get busy. Not to mention Block #5, which came out today. Super cute snowman. If you need to download the instructions, they are
sashing, which will involve some snowflakes, somehow. Must keep with my theme.
ppy Holidays from my house to yours. We begin our trip through the Christmas village with a stop at the quilt shop (what else?). This is one of my favorite pieces. I hunted/waited for while to find it.
s to do.

