Home Again, Home Again, Jiggidy Jog

I've been gone this past week, visiting our darling daughter and her family in Texas, and got home just after midnight Monday night.   We had a grand time while there, but I slept so good back in my own bed, and am now up and ready to quilt.  I'm going to finish a little doll quilt that I started a while ago:

It is a copy of one I saw in an antique store in Indiana last year.  The nine patches are made from pieces cut 1 inch, so they finish at 1/2 inch, and the solid squares finish at 1.5 inches.  The quilt is 10.5 by 11 inches right now. It should be square, but it isn't, so my quarter inch seams must be off in some places.  But, hey, it's a doll quilt.   

I'm showing you a picture of the back of it, to show that on these very small pieces, it helps to press some of the seams open.  So I pressed open the two seams of every 9 patch after sewing the rows together, and I pressed open the seams when sewing rows to rows on the whole thing.

Today seems like Monday to me, as it's the first day I'm home, and I'm doing laundry.  I'm late with the Patchwork Times Monday design wall linkup, but am going to see what everyone has posted yesterday.  (here)  Have a good week ladies!