Dimensions of "nearly whole-cloth" baby quilt--2nd

I'm using today's post as a true web-log, to document, for myself, what the measurements are as I make this quilt.  I wish that I had done this on the first one, as this one is coming out a bit smaller.  I've had to guess, since that quilt is in Michigan or Florida, not sure which.

This quilt:
Center square--cut 1 @  20 1/2 inches.
White border frame--cut 4 @ 2 1/4 x 22 1/4. (actually, I marked them at this length measurement, then sewed and trimmed.)  I let each border extend past the quilt center one border's width, ala Judy's star construction.  Look closely at the photo below and you'll see what I mean.....that makes all 4 borders be cut at the same length, rather than 2 short and 2 long.
Corner triangles--cut 2 @ 19 inches square/slash once diagonally.

Top measures approximately 35 inches square before trimming up.....expected to finish at 34 inches square.

Sorry about the bad shot.......the deck's siding is showing through the quilt-top.

The quilting design in the corner triangles is not exactly the same as before, as these triangles are smaller than on the first quilt (you may not be able to make out the design from this photo).  Apparently, I started the other one with a bigger square than 20 inches, thereby causing the corner triangle to also be larger. 

I have the entire quilt marked for quilting now, and just need to see about a batting, iron the flannel backing fabric, and baste the quilt for hand-quilting !  I'll use a polyester batting for good quilting definition.