Bathroom and hallway quilting

Finally, pictures of different quilts. After five years of working on it (or not working on it, but feeling guilty about it) my T quilt is finally on the wall it was intended for. This skinny tall wall on the second floor landing is now decorated with a skinny tall quilt. I'm liking it against the yellow-gold paint, and I admire it every time I walk by it. My oldest son's first response was wondering where the poster went that used to be on the landing (the temporary decoration until the quilt was done, but it took me so long the temporary became permanent in his mind.)

And here's another quilt up in a permanent way: my To Be quilt is hanging in the bathroom, where it has caused some amusement among houseguests. Since I'm the only one who ever takes a bath in this room (everyone else showers in the other bathroom, if you must know), I figure it's fairly safe from splashes. Plus it adds some splash to the newly repainted walls once held hostage to Laura Ashley-style wallpaper. (nothing against Laura, I just don't like busy wallpaper of any type.)

Here's a closer look at the unmatched points and minimal hand quilting of the T-quilt. I had good intentions of doing dense stippling on it, but just got tired of the whole thing and I had moved on to other quilt relationships. Sometimes done is better than perfect UFO.

Here's A different thing with the "altogether" moved to the right. I'm glad I took the seam ripper to it. See the post below for a comparison.