
I've heard the closer and smaller your stitches, the better your quilt. That may be a rule for experienced, detailed, perfectionist quilters, so I tried the best that I could to get my stitches close and small. The problem is that I am not experienced, detailed, or a perfectionist. I am actually impatient, results-driven, and tired, so this may be a problem.

I used the softest pink fleece I could find for the back... it's so snuggly. It's been very cold in my apartment too, so I keep warm as a I stitch. I do have a heater, but do you know that smell when you turn an old heater on after it's collected dust all year long? Well, I don't think I'm ready for that smell just yet.
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