More work for the long arm quilter

I've dropped off 2 more small projects (that have been hanging in my sewing room closet) for quilting.  One is really small and the other is a child size quilt.  The child sized quilt will go to one of my niece's who just had a baby girl.  

The unicorn fabric is the outer border of the quilt and the pink/purple floral is the backing.  That backing fabric has been hanging around in my stash for a few years.  And now it finally will have a use.  The blocks were leftovers from Bonnie Hunter's En Provence mystery quilt from several years ago.  The pink sections were tri-recs units, and the purple are HST and 4-patch sections.  Together they make a couple of lovely block designs.  The light pink unicorn border was ordered a couple of years ago as one option for my granddaughter's quilt, but I ended up using a different unicorn print.  Shopping my stash is allowing me to finish this and give it away as a gift. 

I used most of the rest of the pink and purple blocks in my granddaughter's quilt (below) in March 2018.  I loved the pink and purple pieces, but didn't like the yellows and greens I chose to go with it for En Provence.  So I separated all of those units to use elsewhere.  And now quilt #2 is going to happen.  I still have the pretty yellow and green blocks made with the other leftovers to use in something, some day.