But, soon enough, it was time to stitch them together. She sat in my lap and I pressed the pedal while she guided the blocks under the presser foot. She was very careful and attentive.
Voila! The quilt top was complete; is that one proud little girl? We looked for a suitable backing fabric (she was interested in either a dog or birthday themed fabric: "either paw prints, doggie bones or birthday cakes"); the stash closet failed to deliver that day and she was accepting no substitutions, we decided that we may just need to go shopping. The next time she visits we will load it, quilt it and add binding. In the meantime, Hannes was very comfortable with his birthday quilt being a "summer weight" flimsy!
Happy birthday, buddy!
Life is Good!
7 comments:
I love her sense of what goes with what (and I share her thoughts on removing the foundation papers). Happy Birthday Hannes!
A future quilter on your family, how fun!
This is so sweet. :)
Oh Hannes! You little spoiled cutie! Your granddaughter is precious to make him a quilt!
I love this! I wish my grand-daughter lived close enough to do this.
Happy birthday Hannes! How sweet of the two of you to make him a quilt made just for the occasion!
Hannes looks so handsome on his birthday quilt. Lucky doggy!
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