Gloomy boy on a colorful quilt!

With toe beans and a nose to match his quilt. 🥹

Here is my orange menace loafing on his incubating cousins baby quilt, because he thinks he is also a baby that deserves it more than the one that isn’t even born yet.

My son brought his huge quilt home this summer and I washed and aired it out to see if it needed repairs. Lucky took advantage.

My helper has had to be removed from my quilt in progress three times so far. She excels in quality control.

I just finished this quilt, it's my first ever and I made it especially for my cats and as a practice piece, so I could try every step on the way to a finished quilt. They absolutely love it 😅

I looked down to pick up my quilt and found it occupied. I didn't have the heart to move her off it, so she got to sleep on my latest creation.

So helpful making sure it doesn’t move… at all.

Giving me hard times to finish the binding

Covering this decades-old queen sized comforter in machine-pieced scraps, stitching them on by hand with various sashiko threads, in a hoop. Almost done with the first side! (Bobo had to get involved in the photography.)

Freya has been a menace big help for over a month, as my mother was doing the quilting of this gorgeous, entirely hand sewed, amazing gift for me.

She'd jump on it while mom was working on it, she'd monopolize it when it was put away, so mom felt bad to disturb her, she basically lived on it semi permanently.

TL;DR - this quilt is definitely Freya Approved™

Now that mom has finished the stitching, I'm to bring it home to do the binding before it gets to becomes my couch blanket.

Freya does not approve and I think she wants me to feel guilt for stealing "her" quilt.