antylu

Here are the last six blocks for the Bountiful Blessings quilt; there is one that is dated today but I had actually finished it quite some time ago and found I had forgotten to take a picture. The last block is actually from a pot that was made by my son-in-laws grandmother many many years ago, the pot was given to me by his parents and I took a pic of it, made pattern and substitued it for the Acoma block pattern that came with pattern (he is half Acoma and half Isleta) the Isleta block is the Wedding Vase in white, turquoise and coral.) I hope Betty won't mind the substitution but I felt it would truly make the quilt my daughter and her husbands "very own".

Thank you all for your kind comments on the previous blocks posted and the encouragement. I am now on to the many little log cabin squares that make up the border and sashings etc. I have to take a step at a time as don't know much of what I am doing. Sincerely, Antylu[ATTACH=CONFIG]353992[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]353993[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]353994[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]353996[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]353997[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]353998[/ATTACH]P.S. The last pic looks smaller but it is in scale with the rest of them, also it is a bit brighter than the picture shows.

mom dusty

These are amazing... I do admire your work.... keep it up!

Raggiemom

Wow, what incredible details.

DogHouseMom

Gorgeous! I love Native American Pottery and have collected a few pieces through the years. A few is all I could afford

alfosa421

They are all beautiful can't wait to see the assembled quilt

Diane007

yes very creative... nice

jillnjo

That is wonderful work!!

barny

Wow, it looks to me like you know exactly what you're doing. Beauriful work.

Kayl59

Where did you get this pattern. I love southwest stuff and would be interested in the pattern if I could find out where to get it.

mudose8

Great job! I to will look forward to seeing the finished quilt