Here is the material all cut out and ready to sew into four-patches
90% of this fabric was my mom's which she had collected because she had heart disease and had a triple by-pass in 1991. I supplemented the red and white hearts (far right in second row) and the Valentine's Day hearts (second from left in second row) both of which were fat quarter purchases. I was able to dig through my stash of plain fabrics to find coordinating colors for the heart fabris.
I decided to send this quilt out to be quilted at Country Threads and was thrilled with the results.
Here is the full quilt and the pieced backing that I did.
I made the binding a combination of all of the plain fabrics which I am very happy with as it plays off of all the other fabrics.
This quilt was given as a gift to Ruth Reeve, my husband's niece. Ruth is a beautiful young woman who has devoted herself to helping others through mission trips and serving as a counselor at camps for handicapped individuals. Because of Ruth's big heart I wanted her to have this quilt and I know that my mom would be happy with my choice of recipients!!
I hope that Ruth loved it. It is a wonderful quilt, colorful, and full of family love. Great job Becky.
ReplyDeleteThis is one cheerful quilt!
ReplyDeleteSuch a nice gift for a loving and giving person. She will love it. You did a great job and your mother would be proud.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the finish! What a great gift with so much meaning behind it.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the finish! THis quilt is so bright and cheerful and I am sure the recipient loves it!
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