What's even more awesome is that NONE of my co-workers noticed it until I pointed it out my last day of work last December. HA! I totally win.
My mom helped me a lot--she and my sister are the seastresses and craftsy people in my immediate family; I'm the one going "...ooops?" whenever I try to make something (and usually end up with my hands glued together or something). The quilt is really quite badly put together actually--none of the squares line up or anything, but considering it was my first full-sized quilt and I hadn't used a sewing machine in ages, it's not too shabby.
A guilt quilt! (Oh my goodness, I can't even *think* it three times fast.) Well, at least it was productive guilt, which is surely psychologically better than non-productive guilt. And more fiscally responsible, or something.
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(Also, that quilt is amazing. Quilt of Guilt it may be, it's still amazing to em that anyone would have the patience to produce such a thing.)
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My mom helped me a lot--she and my sister are the seastresses and craftsy people in my immediate family; I'm the one going "...ooops?" whenever I try to make something (and usually end up with my hands glued together or something). The quilt is really quite badly put together actually--none of the squares line up or anything, but considering it was my first full-sized quilt and I hadn't used a sewing machine in ages, it's not too shabby.
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He is a wonderful frog. His name is Herbert. The end.
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PS. Nice quilt too. Even if it is a guilt-quilt.
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And yes, very responsible. But seriously, too much of the responsible cannot be good for us. ;)
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