
The results are almost all Caitlyn. She pressed the fabric; I cut the squares and marked seam allowances. She came up with and drew the designs.

She picked the backing fabrics, the quilting thread, and the binding fabric. I did the assembly.

She enthusiastically pressed everything several times. She loves ironing, especially when she can use the spray to really soak the fabric.

The end results came out pretty cute, I think. Even better, this was one of our more collaborative projects, one where we were both pretty equally involved, sharing the work, not wandering off in the middle of it. While it's neat that it happened with a project well within my "territory", I especially enjoyed that we were working so well together. Happy Mama Moment.
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