Because Grandbebe Two's quilt?
She is so done!
My head spins at the very idea!
Gratuitous shot of roses...
Technical (but not so much really) shot of embroidery (Dearest Sister's) and quilting (yours truly).
Best lobelia I have had in years. Also...the quilt...
I believe I will go to the farmer's market now...
Beautiful! What a special treasure!
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely! I can't wait to see photos of it from a dSLR camera!
ReplyDeleteAlso, the lobelia is gorgeous! (and the roses, but I love, love, love lobelia!)
Very nicely done...and it will be treasured for a long, long time. Love, WS
ReplyDeleteWonderful job!! I love it!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I just love the colors! More close ups please!
ReplyDeleteoh good! NOW Opal can come... Already....
ReplyDeleteWow! The quilt turned out so well -- I love the colors. You and Jan certainly are a wonderful quilt-making team.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work. I like the embroidery too. My mom used to make quilts like this. Thanks for bringing a tear to my eyes, a sniff to my nose, and a fond memory to my heart.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! What a lovely quilt ... and what a lucky grandbebe.
ReplyDeleteYou and Dearest Sister did an amazing job, it is just beautiful! Now I want to see Opal wrapped up in it.
ReplyDeleteI came over from your sis' blog to see...after chuckling over her label mishap. And, I was not disappointed! This is beautiful, and I can see why her initial label just won't work. This project just speaks so much of love. That baby will know from the get-go that she is welcomed and loved. And, decades from now, she will have this quilt and STILL know that. Wonderful and warm in so many ways. C.
ReplyDeleteI'm in such awe! That's simply wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBest. Grandmere. Evah.