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Originally Posted by pamkasperi
Originally Posted by Snorky Lvs2Quilt
Great job. Did you have a pattern you followed? Would love to make a quilt to donate to our local breast cancer center. It is always emotional to deal with breast cancer. My mom fought it for 37 years. this quilt will be a great comfort to your friend's wife.
I did tube quilting triangles for all of it and just pieced together what I thought looked pretty. The hard part was matching up the squares - I didn't stack my cuts and then I knocked some off the table so it was like working a jigsaw puzzle.....the border I kind of made up because I was tired and didn't know what else to do. diane |
That is so moving. My mother had breast cancer while I was pregnant with our son.
I realised the other day that I have not made anything for her, you have inspired me. And, luckily, her eyesight is going, so she can't see the mistakes I make. Mum was an invisible mender and a dressmaker. |
A labor of love for sure. What a comfort this will be. They say chocolate is good for the soul. You did a fantastic job.
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That is beautiful. You are a good friend.
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Very nice :-P
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your friend will be wrapped in your hugs when she uses this quilt - she surely will treasure it.
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Beautiful, they are going to love it :D:D:D
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Every time your friend uses the quilt, she will feel wrapped both literally and figuratively in the warmth of your love. You have a good heart.
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Lovely!
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http://www.equilters.com/library/qui...-quilttop.html
Hi I really like your quilt - I need to make a charity quilt for the Relay for Life in June - do you have a PDF or a document for this pattern? I check the above link and do not really see this pattern there. (I am new to quilting so I need instructions on how to do everything) Thanks NormaBeth |
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