Much sewing was done at the Sydney Modern Quilt Guild meet-up on Saturday!

That's the President's son in his carrier. Such a cutie!
And the result was that I finished putting the block centres together! Many Mermaids!

The grey thing in the middle of the second pic is a few more strips of the fabric framing the Mendocino range (Cotton Coutere for Michael Miller: colour "Fog"), and I need to cut them up, iron them flat, and put them in a bag for safekeeping.
And now, to see them laid out (without the window framing or the block framing):

My design board just isn't big enough for the quilts I make! This is going to be a HUGE quilt - the original design (Kitchen Windows by Elizabeth Hartman, from her book The Practical Guide To Patchwork) was only a 3x4 layout. I calculated for at least 25 blocks in a 5x5 configuration, but ended up with enough pieces for 29 blocks.
I might do one more and make it 5x6 - at 16" square, plus a 2" border, I think we're looking at ~ 90"x100" sized quilt. Queen-sized, which I like because it will cover my bed quite nicely.
This one is being kept! No giving away! :D
I love this quilt. The layout is wonderful and the fabrics. I don't blame you for keeping it at all. :)
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