On Saturday night, both Roseanne and Myself put the top of the Anniversary quilt top together. It is now basted and ready to be quilted - which is my job!! Here is some pics:
If you would like to see more pics, pop over to Roseanne's blog, she will be posting some more soon!!
What a wonderful quilt for such a special occasion. I have been trying to think of a nice way to do a memorial quilt for a family here in my city of Leominster Massachusetts USA whose son was killed in Iraq just two weeks ago. I have a friend who is going to help me, and I think a cheerful pattern such as this might be just the thing to surround pictures from his life for his family to celebrate and remember.
I love the color combinations you used and the very busy and fun design.
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If you would like to see more pics, pop over to Roseanne's blog, she will be posting some more soon!!
7 comments:
Great job Sarah and Roseanne.It looks so lovely!
Well done you two, it looks great,
Happy quilting Sarah - are you doing it on your machine or by hand??
What a wonderful quilt for such a special occasion. I have been trying to think of a nice way to do a memorial quilt for a family here in my city of Leominster Massachusetts USA whose son was killed in Iraq just two weeks ago. I have a friend who is going to help me, and I think a cheerful pattern such as this might be just the thing to surround pictures from his life for his family to celebrate and remember.
I love the color combinations you used and the very busy and fun design.
MGM
Girls, this is just awesome.
Oh this turned out just gorgeous! I've been wanting to make an anniversary quilt for my parents and boy does this give me ideas. :)
I love the picture quilt, I've yet to make one, but it is on my list.
Wow, the quilt is AWESOME! Well done!
{initially I didn't like photos on fabric much but convinced me that it can be beautiful!!!}
Well done!
Julia
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