To quilt it I did straight lines. However, I wanted the quilting to be unique. I started with diagonals through the squares, then went back and added a cross or plus sign at the major intersections. They are hard to see from the front - here's the view from the back -
forward and back in each direction, starting and ending in the center.
My very first official label - I need to make these for all of my quilts.
Ready to be delivered! Now to make plans to get to the quilt shop - it needs to be there this week :) It will be a bit sad to say goodbye, but knowing that it will bring so much comfort to a sick child makes it worth it completely.
Blessings ~
Amy
10 comments:
The quilt is amazing. I know it will bring someone a lot of happiness
Amy, that's just so touching. You did a beautiful job! Well done!
it's a wonderful quilt and such a great cause too. someone is going to love it.
That quilt is darling....
Oh Amy! It's fantastic. Great job.
You do inspire me!
I am so impressed! This was a fabric line I always liekd but never got around to buying...
The quilt was pretty-but you made it your own with the stitching!!
I love it Amy! Whoever receives it is going to be so blessed!
This is a sweet quilt, especially so because (through you) it is also teaching your children about giving to those who are sick and in need of our comforts and prayers. Thank you for making this quilt.
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