bound

i've been busy binding the nahcotta quilts and they're now all done. you have to be in the right frame of mind to do a mass of binding i always think, and yesterday was exactly the right day and i was in the right 'mood'. i got a production line going and they all went together pretty well. now for all the velcro. (they're having velcro stitched on them, top and bottom, then the other side of the velcro goes onto small flat battens, you screw the battens into the wall then the quilts to the velcro, and hey presto! really professional-looking quilts slightly hovering on the wall! it's magic! none of those nasty sleeves and poles for me, i've said it before, i'm a damn classy bird.)