I'm very sorry I did not answer the questions from the last few years... I've been out of reno mode for a while :) It's probably too late, but here are the replies: @walkin_yesindeed - the vanity finish has held up just fine. However, it's not the original paint. We sanded and re-painted with new Ben Moore bathroom paint. No issues with dampness (we do run the fan for every shower, though.) @kirkhall - I have NOT been happy with the touted un-stainable-ness of the epoxy grout on the floor. I mean, it's better than regular grout, but it didn't stay white no matter how much I cleaned it. It looks fine, since the tile is multi-toned, but it's definitely not still white. The shower grout, however, has held up extremely well. @SparklingWater - I don't recall the demo being terribly difficult, but that may be because I knew what to expect from other parts of the house. It was tile over a dense cement. @MrsD - I think the grout color is standard white. @MayaEoff - Our tub is the standard 30" size.

The logo block is just awesome, I would not be surprised to hear you are the winner! It's so cheerful and captures the "quilt" feel so perfect. I love the touch of the needle on the K too. And great job on the tote bag. The #1 thing that turns me off on totes from the store is not enough pockets. Well, you took care of that!

Beautiful - love your fabric selections! How big is it? This pattern would also make a nice lap quilt to snuggle in to read a good book, by a roaring fire, drinking an Irish Coffee during a snow storm - just dreaming...

Thanks magnaverde for providing the inspiration! Jo Ann, yes, I am going fast and furious on the projects lately. We are having Christmas for DH's entire family at our house (27 people!); so, I am really trying to check the projects off my list. Although, it's making me grumpy bc I'm getting no sleep! ;) I'll post some more photos in the next week or so, when we've gotten the house to where we want it, although there is still much more to be done. newhomebuilder, I bought the canvas at Michael's. They sell it in rolls pre-gessoed, and I had a 40% off coupon that I used. So, it wasn't that expensive. Plus, I have lots left over, which means that I should probably figure out another project. You just be some wood and nail it together in the shape you want, and stretch and staple the canvas in place. I used 2x2s bc my piece was rather large. If you are doing a smaller piece, you could use thinner pieces of wood. So, a banker.... what kind of banker? How about a large graphic bull?