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Little UFO

While sorting through an old project bin last month I found three patchwork blocks and matching backing fabric that I never finished making into a runner. I decided that should be the finish UFO would be the next square I tick off on my art quilter's bingo card.

I had enough of the backing fabric to make my own binding, so I did that, too.

It turned out imperfect but pretty (still having trouble putting the binding on with the sewing machine.)

I do like the colors very much.

Before I put it out on the kitchen wall for which it was intended, I added feather stitching all along the inside edges.

Now I can check off one more space on the Art Quilter's Bingo card. :)

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