Sorry the pictures are so cruddy. Way too cold to go out and try to get better ones. =/
My granddaughter, Brooklyn, has a new baby girl cousin, a dear friend (age 6) who is very ill and the ill friend has a baby sister, so I made three quilts for her to give to her cousin and friends....
This one is for the new baby cousin. I used Missouri Star Quilt Company's tutorial Disappearing Pinwheels. The quilt measures 46"x46".
This one is for her sick friend. She has been in the hospital for almost two weeks. She was life flighted twice to two different hospitals. They came very close to losing her. Praise God she is on the mend!! The quilt measures 65"x65".
This is the back of the quilt....
When I found out Brooklyn's ill friend had a baby sister, I had to make one for her, too. I used much of the same fabric so they would be alike and yet not identical. Two of the blocks were orphan blocks that I was able to make work. =) The one measures 43'x43".
The back is a soft flannel...
I will admit, it was fun to be able to use my new labels. =)
Hope all is well for all of you!
Until next time....
Glad to hear that your absence was simply a "busy" absence and not something problematic. I love the beautiful quilts you have made. Take care, and glad to see you back!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute quilts :)Great fabrics!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to read that the wee one is on the mend and I hope she has a speedy recovery.
SO PRETTY+SUCH NEAT WORK!
ReplyDeleteTHANKS FOR SHARING!
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How very like our heavenly Father you are! He said he would send us a Comforter,....and you are doing the same thing for these precious girls !
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful quilts, too, and I am sure they will gladden the hearts of both families .
Such beautiful, happy quilts! I'm al three gals will love them.
ReplyDeleteAll three quilts are very sweet. Such a comfort for these little ones.
ReplyDeleteYour quilts turned out beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful quilts, Amy and you are beautiful for making them :)
ReplyDeleteThese quilts are just beautiful! Three lucky girls and I'm so happy to hear that the one who was so ill is doing better.
ReplyDeleteJust Wonderful!! You are one special lady!! Amazing!
ReplyDeleteAmy, these are so pretty! I know each quilt will be a comfort to them and a smile for the bright spring colors during this winter that seems to have no end in sight. Very nice quilting.
ReplyDeleteSew cute, and sew sweet. I'll be making a pink and white quilt like the top one for my aunt's soon to be first great grandchild.
ReplyDeleteyou are so sweet and thoughtful to make one for all of those little girls!! they definitely have a treasure
ReplyDeleteThe second quilt is lovely. You have such a generous heart, Amy.
ReplyDeleteThe second quilt is lovely. You have such a generous heart, Amy.
ReplyDeleteThose are all very beautiful quilts and they will be treasured, such a kind and generous sweet lady you are!!
ReplyDeleteBless your giving heart! The quilts will bring smiles of joy and hugs of warmth ~
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SO happy to hear you are quilting and they are ALL wonderful ! ! Keep warm !
ReplyDeleteYou are a wonderful quilter Amy. These are some very lucky girls to get quilts made with such love and prayer.
ReplyDeleteOh Amy bless you - you have such a beautiful heart. These quilts are just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Quilts! Thanks for the link for the first one ... :) Pat
ReplyDeleteBless you, Amy! Your loving heart and kind, thoughtful gifts are a blessing to those families!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts look even better with a custom label!
What sweet gifts! I'm sure they'll bring comfort and healing.
ReplyDeleteOh Amy your quilts are wonderful, and what a great gift for Brooklyn to give to her friends. Love your prairie points!
ReplyDeleteLove love your quilts!!! The fabrics are so soft looking!
ReplyDeleteOh Amy, this was so kind of you. I love them all and they will be well loved also..
ReplyDeleteSuch lucky girls to have one of your beautiful quilts!
ReplyDeleteAll of these quilts are really cute, but I love the Disappearing Pinwheel Churn Dash quilt! I saw that video too and would like to make it someday. :-)
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