And then there were 10

Well, ten squares and the border that is. From the original 81 squares and border I'm down to just 10 and the border to do. My griding of all the little boxes is done, and, surprise, surprise, they all ended up lining up. With all the stupid mistakes I've made in this I figured I'd be off somewhere, but I wasn't. How hard can it be to place an X correctly in a small, already defined, square, or to put the correct design in the correct box? Evidently for me, and as brain dead as I've been lately, it was to much of a challenge. However, Six Bats is a very forgiving pattern, and in almost all cases I was able to work around my errors and most I can't even find anymore. So, here is my current progress

This is going much faster than I thought it would when I first started it with Kim as a SAL. Her piece, Luck, has moved even quicker for her (she's down to 9 squares and just 3 sides of the border left). My original thought when we first picked it was to do about 3 squares a week and finish up early Oct. I've been able to average closer to 5 squares a week, and am looking to being done by the end of May.

We haven't decided what our next SAL will be, Lizzy Kate's word series Living with Charm was our SAL before our current one, but at the moment we seem to be leaning towards Shepherd's Bush. Kim has Wandering Shepherd and I have The Goblins (you'd never know I liked Halloween projects would you, LOL). These are both kits and as they are already in our respective stash piles it's a plus too.