After more than 20 years of on and off (mostly off) sewing on this quilt, the top is done! It is the wedding quilt for my daughter, Kari and son-in-law, Craig. They just celebrated their 20th anniversary on the 31st of July. I almost made that deadline. The pattern was from a Quilter's Newsletter Magazine series back in 1987-88 called Log Cabin Home Sampler. It's difficult to get a good picture of it, but I'll try again when it returns from the quilter.
Annie is checking for accuracy on each block
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while Jasper just naps in his latest favorite spot.
Annie is checking for accuracy on each block
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while Jasper just naps in his latest favorite spot.
11 comments:
What a hoot! So many of us can identify with the process you went through...for 20 years. Thank you so much for sharing the beautiful outcome of all your work.
wow that is a gorgeous quilt!
Congratulations. Now is better than never. It turned out lovely.
Ooooh, Jeanne, what a treasure!
This proves that, no matter how long it takes, a labor of love is always fantastic ;>)
XOXOXOXOXO
NADINE
PS : and that sweet little girl on your header is SO looking like you!
Wow, your quilt looks amazing.
It's good to see that we are all the same in finishing things. ;-) The quilt is gorgeous and well worth the wait!
A perfect wedding anniversary gift... no matter the number of years that are being celebrated!
Beautiful, Jeanne! No wonder it took so long, it looks really difficult! Glad to know I'm not the only one that takes a long time to finish stuff. I've got one from 1999 waiting for the binding....... Love that SBS quilt on your header.
It's a masterpiece...no wonder it took so many years :)
The quilt is beautiful Mom. It was well worth the wait. Now, what will I raz you about anymore? We cannot wait to have it in our home. Love you!
These quilts are looking awesome because of mind blowing colors combination thanks for the sharing and just keep up the good work.
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