Sunday, January 14, 2018

Daughter's quilt top...

My older daughter drove over today to sew....she designed, chose her fabric, and started this quilt top a few months ago...then there came the move to St. Louis.  She has not got her sewing area set up there so she came here to sew this afternoon.


This  is what it looked like when she came.  At least 2/3's done.  We worked all afternoon...she cut and I sewed.  And she pressed the seams.


This is what it looked like when she left.  It is approx 93 inches square...she is making it for one of her friends.



Just one more photo:




19 comments:

  1. Wow, she is a very talented designer. And she looks SO young!

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  2. Your daughter has your talent! The one receiving this quilt will be so touched!

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  3. ...your daughter had a good teacher!

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  4. You made good progress...AND ... you have a great model too!!
    xx, Carol

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  5. That must have been fun for you both. I like the quilt, and of course Lorelei made me smile. She is such a bundle of joy!

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  6. I love it! It is beautiful and classy
    MB

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  7. Beautiful quilt...and LARGE. I really like the design. She has a very lucky friend.

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  8. That's a lot of work, but the end result is beautiful.

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  9. Like Mother--like daughter.... So glad she is keeping that gift in the family.... I love quilts and the one I have from my mother is SO special to me....

    The quilt is gorgeous...

    Hugs,
    Betsy

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  10. I LOVE this one.. so beautiful. good job for both of you the designer and sewer..

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  11. So very pretty. She must be a very good friend - lucky her. : )

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  12. It's beautiful...your daughter is almost as talented as you! Love the pic of Lorelei enjoying the quilt.

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  13. I love the fabric and it looks great! You two did a great job. This is great weather for sewing for sure. How much snow do you have? It's been snowing here most of the day, but we are still only talking about inches. Just enough to make bird feeding difficult and messy.

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  14. Very nice. I like the way she put it together. Applause to you both. :-)

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  15. That is a beautiful quilt, and one lucky friend. How lovely to be able to share this interest with your daughter. I'm sure you had a wonderful time working together.

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  16. I love the fabric choices. Well done!

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  17. That is beautiful Rose, she did an awesome job!

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  18. That's exquisite. I love the deep blue, and the scientific-print contrast. It looks really contemporary and traditional all at the same time. Love it!

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