Progress Shots Using Nana Mae V

One of the goals when sewing fabric I receive from Jennifer

is finding a pattern that show off the prints.  Some

brand ambassadors cut the fabric so small you can't tell what

collection they are using so I'm very careful about what I make.

The pattern I chose for the Nana Mae V collection

is one I had in my 'I want to make' binder for years. 

Block #1

The pattern has only two different sizes of blocks.

Block #2

Jennifer wants us to send in progress shots so she can

post them on social media.  These are my progress shots.

I decided to make this pattern into 3 row units as you see.

By doing this I have options ... to keep it as 3 row units which is

lap size or to sew two [3] row units together to make a larger quilt. 

Here are two [three row units] hanging next to each other but

not sewn together.  I have enough fabric to actually

make one [maybe two] more units.  What I'm really 

thinking is after taking photo's for Jennifer adding a

simple border from my fabric stash around the 3 row units

which would keep it lap size.  Since these are not really

my style [meaning small flower prints] I'll check with Chris 

to see if Outreach could use them.