What a beautiful photo of you and Jack and what a stunning quilt. Those dots looks so strong and bold (are they needle turn applique or reverse applique). 2 years in the making, you are patient.
I've been watching you work on this, here and there, on your posts and always liked. It is great to see it come together.Jackie mentioned patience, I think all art requires that, but the added love you put in it helps to move it along. :) This is one of my favorites!
I've been quilting. 
Jack turned two years last week, and this is his quilt. 
us
love love love the dots!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet!
ReplyDeleteOh my the sacred circle quilt!!
ReplyDeleteFor Jack
http://youtu.be/Lt3IOdDE5iAYou can substitute the right names when you sing it to him :-)
What a beautiful photo of you and Jack and what a stunning quilt. Those dots looks so strong and bold (are they needle turn applique or reverse applique). 2 years in the making, you are patient.
ReplyDeleteJacky xox
Beauties !!! (both pictures)
ReplyDeletei can imagine that little one playing dot games with this cloth.
ReplyDeleteI want, I want!
ReplyDeleteI've been watching you work on this, here and there, on your posts and always liked. It is great to see it come together.Jackie mentioned patience, I think all art requires that, but the added love you put in it helps to move it along. :) This is one of my favorites!
ReplyDeletehappy belated birthday to dear jack.
ReplyDeletewe've recently celebrated two here too.
i love these dots
and as always really admire your heavy stitching. adds so much more warmth.
this circle quilt is gorgeous ..what a lucky boy he isxxx
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful quilt! Happy birthday Jack!
ReplyDeletelucky Jack
ReplyDeleteThis rythm...
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