I have not hung this one yet, it has all of the "extra" blocks from the Sew Sweet Bee.  I often make two blocks, and then send the best one and keep the other one.

 I spray "basted" the batting on the foam board.  I wanted to use flannel, but I had this cheap batting that is super thin, so I used it.
 I finally got my cake quilt basted!  I spent the whole day Thursday in my pajamas and worked on my quilt!  I sewed the back together and got it basted.  I wanted to wait at least a day before I quilted it, giving the glue time to dry.  I hate basting, but do prefer spray basting over pin basting. I always have wrinkles when I pin baste.  I do the backing, let it dry, and then I do the front.  If there is a wrinkle,I would rather have it on the back, so I always do the back first.
 Here are my tools. I use knee pads, painter's tape to hold down whatever is on the bottom, and spray glue.  I use Krylon glue, since I can get it at Walmart.  I might try something new when this runs out.  Any suggestions?
 Please ignore my pj's (remember I spent the whole day in my pj's, to sew), I wear knee pads when I baste, to protect my knees.  This was a great idea from my stepmother.  Can you see all the lint from the glue on them?
Question:  I was told to serge around the quilt before I quilt it.  This was from a professional, I always start quilting from the center out, to avoid wrinkles.  What do you think?

Thanks!

BTW - This morning in Bible class with my student, we were talking about not being lazy and finding things to keep yourself busy and out of trouble.  I told her that hobbies are good for that and quilting keeps me busy so that I am not tempted to be lazy and gossip.  I also have my church activities, Homemaker's group, Quilt Guild, Ladies Bible Study.  All of these things keep me busy.

"Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might; for there is no work, nor device, nor knowledge, nor wisdom, in the grave, whither thou goest."  Ecclesiastes 9:10