My two oldest granddaughters and I started this project back in the spring as an after school project, but they really weren't able to work on it more than a few minutes at a time, so our progress has been slow. Earlier this week we were able to spend some quality stitching time together and we finished the last of the blocks and put them all together! Now to make some time to work on the borders...
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Finally Some Stitching
My two oldest granddaughters and I started this project back in the spring as an after school project, but they really weren't able to work on it more than a few minutes at a time, so our progress has been slow. Earlier this week we were able to spend some quality stitching time together and we finished the last of the blocks and put them all together! Now to make some time to work on the borders...
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I love the bright cheerful colors in this. Great job!
ReplyDeleteIt's so pretty! I love all the bright colors! Are they going to share it?
ReplyDeleteSo is there one in the works for the other grand daughter? Nice quilt. Seems like you should do two.
ReplyDeleteIt looks fabulous. What a fun project with the girls!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful, bright and happy quilt this is going to be! What lucky granddaughters to have their grandmom teach them this lifetime skill and love of sewing!!! Hope all is going well with you.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun quilt!!
ReplyDeleteI love it! I think what I love even more is the special time you all spent together creating this quilt.
ReplyDeletePretty and such a very bright quilt...I really like it! I truly understand the thrill of sewing with your granddaughters, there is such a feeling of sharing time, sharing love, and sharing sewing tips between grandparents and grandchildren. Don't ever stop taking the time, even if just a few minutes! Have a wonderful holiday weekend!
ReplyDeleteIt's a great quilt but more then that is the thrill of sewing with your granddaughters!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun bright quilt. What a great project to work on together.
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous! So many wonderful colors!
ReplyDeleteThis quilt officially pushed me over the edge, and I have now begun collecting strings for a string quilt of my own -- this one is gorgeous! And I also made some Blueberry Crumble over the weekend, and it got My Cowboy's seal of approval. I realized I might be a bit obsessed with blogging when he asked: Are you going to take pictures of this food, or can I eat it?
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