Your quilt looks great!!
I love putting different textures together for children's quilts!!
butterflywing
02-26-2010 01:55 PM
it's delicious looking. tell us about the backing you used. AND tell us how old she is. (i came in late. you may have answered already and i missed it)
healthgram
02-26-2010 02:07 PM
Hi, butterflywing. I made this quilt for my oldest granddaughter's 12th birthday. Last fall I had made a quilt for my youngest granddaughter (7 yrs old) who was undergoing back surgery. After seeing the new quilt for her sister, my 11 year old granddaughter told her mom that it had been a long time since I had made her a quilt. I took that as my que that she was in "need" of a new quilt. :) Her mom thought using her school colors would be the best since she has been on their jump rope team for several years. She wanted it to be soft and her mom suggested flannel. However, I couldn't find any kelly green flannel anywhere online or in stores. So, I opted for mixing textures and fabrics. The backing is out of the kelly green fleece. It was challenging but fun and she was so, so pleased. Thanks for asking. :)
Originally Posted by butterflywing
it's delicious looking. tell us about the backing you used. AND tell us how old she is. (i came in late. you may have answered already and i missed it)
butterflywing
02-26-2010 02:11 PM
you did a wonderful job. she must be very happy. and it's a pattern she'll never outgrow. a big-girl pattern.
healthgram
02-26-2010 02:17 PM
Thanks again. By the way, I love your quote about flying as high as you can.:)
Originally Posted by butterflywing
you did a wonderful job. she must be very happy. and it's a pattern she'll never outgrow. a big-girl pattern.
butterflywing
02-26-2010 02:22 PM
sometimes it works. sometimes you get shot down. yo do what you can do. thank you.
