Thanks, Wendy and Ritzy. Pastel isn't exactly me either...but just right for Easter. The wool was all hand dyed
and vibrant and the blacks are all different...some over-dyed ,some not.

Marilyn--your wool pieces is wonderful, of course the other is good too but you know me, I like the black with the bright colors.

Happy Easter Marilyn, very lush wool crazy quilt wonderful and love your Easter basket.

Your embroidery is beautiful

And on that note..Happy Easter, everybody ! Here are my Spring projects...done.

Thank you what a lovely present

So, so sweet! Wendy will love it!

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For Wendy

I totally agree, Susan, but I had a fabric I really wanted to incorporate and that was the only way. It did give me good practice, like Lois said, and I am happy to report they are all done now and will go in tomorrow's mail!

Susan, I agree with you. I love to use Mug Rugs to try new types of binding. That being said they also provide lot's of opportunity for practicing traditional bindings. Practicing enough to get it right is like you say a RPIA. We quilters are sure gluttons for punishment.

Royal pain in the a**

Susan--RPIA? Yes, two days of no contact with my girls is very stressful!

Learning-As-I-Go wrote:
I think mug rugs are the perfect excuse to try alternative solutions to binding! I don't mind binding on bigger quilts, but mug rugs are so small that I find traditional binding to be a RPIA

I couldn't get online for the longest time. Seemed like a day and a half/forever.

Oh you're back I had to go cold turkey couple of days. By the number of posts it wasn't just me