![Orange You Glad quilted](https://artquiltmaker.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/20230217_123753_wm-sm-300x290.jpg)
Like the Lobster, the Orange You Glad has returned. The quilting is done and I have to sew down the binding.
I was glad to have a few months break, especially over the holidays where I had little time to stitch anyway. Now I am close to finishing the La Pass rosettes and will have more time to sew down bindings and sew on sleeves.
![Orange You Glad quilted- detail](https://artquiltmaker.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/20230216_194355_wm-sm-225x300.jpg)
One of the things I like about this quilting is motif depicting rays that Colleen did around each of the circles. Simple, but effective.
She did a great job avoiding the raw edges. I always warn her, but you never know. So far, on all of these Bullseyes, I haven’t had any folded edges. That makes me very happy.
![Orange You Glad quilted- detail](https://artquiltmaker.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/20230216_194359_wm-sm-225x300.jpg)
In the center of the circles is a simple spiral. She would have done something better, but I couldn’t think of anything.
There is enough quilting to keep the thing flat as a pancake, which is my preference.
![Orange You Glad back quilted](https://artquiltmaker.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/20230217_123839_wm-sm-300x300.jpg)
Finally, the back looks good. I know I was sick of the quilt when I made the back, but the large pieces are really effective. I like seeing those big flower prints in all their glory.
All in all, I was very pleased with the price. Four quilts, a tablerunner and two pieces of foam were very economical.