By the end of 2012, I was seriously behind in gift quilts: weddings, graduations, babies, etc. It will take a while for me to get caught up, but I am working on it.
My RockStar hubby is a drummer and his guitar player recently (a year or so ago?) had a second son. Last week I packed up the quilt for hubby to take to band practice, but once I realized that I had no photos of this quilt, I frantically texted him during his drive SCREAMING at him to not give the quilt away. Fortunately, he read the text and returned the quilt. Phew! A week later, the quilt has been photographed and delivered.
The front:
The quilting:
The backing (wild, right?):
My friend Harriet and I started this quilt as a mystery class a long, long time ago. I wonder if she ever finished hers?
My husband forwarded this note from his guitar player today:
My RockStar hubby is a drummer and his guitar player recently (a year or so ago?) had a second son. Last week I packed up the quilt for hubby to take to band practice, but once I realized that I had no photos of this quilt, I frantically texted him during his drive SCREAMING at him to not give the quilt away. Fortunately, he read the text and returned the quilt. Phew! A week later, the quilt has been photographed and delivered.
The front:
The quilting:
The backing (wild, right?):
My friend Harriet and I started this quilt as a mystery class a long, long time ago. I wonder if she ever finished hers?
My husband forwarded this note from his guitar player today:
Thanks again to Debbie for her most excellent quilt!Colin and Max were both enjoying it on the couch last night (both in warmth and pillow forts)Pillow forts ROCK!
2 comments:
Sweet! I do love when gift quilts get played with right away and that they will get used up by getting loved to death :0). Nicely done.
Happy Sewing
My kind of wild and fun. I remember blanket forts very well. It may be time to build one for the grands!
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