Christmas quilt

A few posts back, when all my sewing mojo had been sucked out by putzy, futzy, boring and unrewarding sewing, I said I was going to make a quilt for my grand-niece. She just turned 4 and when I saw some pink and brown jelly rolls at JA's I saw my way out of my sewing funk. Because I am apparently unimaginative, a little lazy, and this quilt was going to someone who'd not seen my others I, once again (snooze), went with my French Braid. I used all my pre-cut strips (two rolls worth) on the braid and purchased the dotted edging, the backing and brighter pink for the binding separately. Honestly, I'm not wild about the dots now that they're done - I should have used a more subtle or tonal print. Oh well - done's done and 4 year olds aren't extremely critical. I free motion quilted (snooze - again) and took the opportunity to use my machine's preloaded fonts so I will be remembered forever (grin). Or, as my husband said, they'd know who made this at the yard sale. The buttons - there are 4, one at each corner - are just because I found them and they matched the back (the dark brown/pink print) so well and 4 year old girls like novelties - or so I told myself. I thought about putting buttonholes in also, so it could be folded and stay neat, but it didn't happen.
And that, my friends, is the extent of my Christmas sewing. Well, unless you count the Grinch tee shirt. Do you?