
Here is a close up of some of the reels. I actually started these years ago, and when Jo released Rachel's Reels as a booklet of it's own, I remembered I had 8 of them done and in a basket with the 9th one half appliqued. I decided to dig them out and be able to say I did something with a set of orphan blocks. As I was chosing fabric for the border, one of my loyal customers came in and got very excited about my reels and the fabric I had chosen for setting them together. In fact ,she stated ,if you're going to teach this as a class, sign me up now! So I will do just that this summer. I hope Jeanette will be happy.

and now...I can think about packing- or as Scarlett once said--I'll think about that tomorrow.
I think tonight I'm just going to lay my head on my pillow and catch some zzzzzzzzzz's!
Good night
*smiles*
5 comments:
Absolutely wonderful! Your border and sashing are especially beautiful. Love the fussy cutting. If I were there I'd sign up for the class too :)
It's perfect and I love the sashings and borders.
Karen, I need the sashing and border for them - I"ve got to make this!
I love the Rachel's Reel pattern. You did such a lovely job!
The quilt is lovely and the sashing just adds the finishing touch!
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