That's the name of the quilt I made for my evergreen Mother-in-law for her 65th birthday and that's a pic of the birthday baby all happy and cozy in it :
She is one awesome person; wise, caring, selfless, hardworking; all that and much more. Very inspiring. My good karma I guess, to have her as a MIL. The green is for her evergreen-ness, the brown for how grounded she is, and the pink for the little girl in her. Her home decor, of course, is also green :-).
Got the pattern idea from a 'ten minute block' video I stumbled upon on youtube. Some more pics:
Now that this one's done, itching to start a new one. Wish me luck :-)
She is one awesome person; wise, caring, selfless, hardworking; all that and much more. Very inspiring. My good karma I guess, to have her as a MIL. The green is for her evergreen-ness, the brown for how grounded she is, and the pink for the little girl in her. Her home decor, of course, is also green :-).
Got the pattern idea from a 'ten minute block' video I stumbled upon on youtube. Some more pics:
Now that this one's done, itching to start a new one. Wish me luck :-)
Time you changed the "wannabe quilter" to "accomplished quilter" in your profile! Absolutely love the pattern...and the quilt...also love the way the blocks have been framed/sashed.
ReplyDeleteA quiick coupla questions...
ReplyDelete- wat size are the finshed blocks?
- and finshed quilt size?
Aliya, thanks a lot. I still have a long way to go :-). The blocks are 9" square and with the frame (2 sides to each block) finish at 11.5". Forgot to measure the finished quilt but I generally aim for 76x58. Or thereabouts :-).
ReplyDeleteThanky!
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