I started this project ages ago thinking that it would be a nice, quick, weekend project. And part of it was. I got the top done in no time, and then it sat and sat and sat waiting for me to get around to quilting and binding it.

Last month my husband and I started declaring some evenings ‘screen-free’ which means no phones, no television and no computers. We’ve been listening to audiobooks and enjoying some of our more crafty hobbies. For him right now that means cross stich and embroidery, for me it means quilting.

It’s been lovely, and one of the side effects of having this sort of dedicated quilting time is that I’m finishing some projects instead of simply acquiring more and more quilt tops LOL

This is one of those finish projects.

To be honest, I’m not quite sure what it is. It’s about 30″ x 30″, so it’s too small to be a lap quilt (at least for me — though it would do a good job of keeping my feet warm?), too big to be a table runner and too small to be a table cover.

I have a friend who has a small child that likes to play with dolls, perhaps she’d like a blanket for her doll? It’s worth asking LOL

I made this using a selection of Northcott Fabrics – Stonehenge Gradations but I’m afraid I have no idea whose pattern this is. If I happen to run into it while looking through my quilting stuff I will come update this post though.

“Helpful” dog for scale