This technique for Cathedral Windows was a bit different from how I would normally make them. Gail found the video online so we decided to make it at our afternoon sessions.

We made a plan to cut our fabrics so we’d be ready to sew when we got together. As it turned out we were watching a video showing the same technique but using different sizes of cut squares. Gail’s turned out much larger than mine (16″) but since I really didn’t have a plan for this I’m happy with the almost 12″ it turned out to be.

Elizabeth asked me if I had any Frozen fabric left from the quilt I made for Taylor. She looks after a friend’s daughter from time to time and Oceana loves Frozen. I dug into my stash and found a few fabrics; next I had to find a pattern that would be simple to make and that would suit the pieces of fabric I found.

As I had larger quantities of some of the fabrics I thought I might manage a 3-Yard quilt. Although I didn’t have enough fabric to make the quilt as large as the pattern, it turned out to be a nice size for a little girl.

I’m not sure why I had the Olaf fabric but there was more than enough to cover the back.

Elizabeth sent me a photo of the recipient.