The octagon star I posted about yesterday and Monday is going to be a quilt of whatever size, I have decided, that I can eke out of those fabrics. I think it will be called Tropical Punch.
Now that I’ve had my fun, it’s back to working on this baby quilt. I have another row of the butterfly hexagons to add which will hopefully take me to the halfway or more mark on this. I have decided against a border and will finish it with half hexagons in the white and then use a scrappy ’30s binding. I can’t wait to have this done so I can go back and play with both the Drunkard’s Spring Garden Path and the Tropical Punch blocks!
I love this look on Smudge’s face. I’m not sure quite what he’s trying to express, but it makes me laugh.
Lester sometimes sits on the windowsill and looks like he’s sleeping sitting up.
Quilt Obsession 
Sleeping while sitting up — a skill worth mastering if you have to go to lots of meetings!
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adorable buttlerflys and stars and of course the kitties!kathie
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Cathi! That is so beautiful – so soft and pretty and perfect for a little baby.Have a wonderful day.
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The butterflies look great. Your finish plan is going to be just perfect.
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The butterfly quilt is so pretty. I would have a hard time giving it to a baby after all of the work.
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Lovely butterflies and fabrics!! Lucky Baby!I can’t even sleep while laying down… LOL! Sometimes I wish I was a cat!
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I just love your little butterfly quilt. Beautiful. A very interesting picture – it almost looks like it is on the ceiling.
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You must be so pleased with the butterflys Cathi, they really are wonderful and the stars (still see lots of tumbling blocks) look awesome…Is Smudge smiling at us??? Lester, what a character he is, he is so royal…
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Hey, Lester, sometimes I do that too!
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that is going to be a super quilt when it is finished.Gill
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