This is a comforter that I made for my daughter, its for when she is feeling sad or down,on the back is a lavender filled pouch to help relaxation. I made both of my daughters one of these and I hope they will always treasure them.These small quilts are about as much as I can handle at the moment until I improve my quilting skills. I keep threatening to take a class but I never quite get round to it, one day maybe.
lovely comforter.........something special to snuggle with.......
ReplyDeleteHi Karen, thank you so much for leaving a comment on my blog. My brother lives in Hitchin, Hertfordshire which I don't think is far from Milton Keynes (my Geography isn't too good) - I'm going to visit next week. Your comforter is gorgeous - I never seem to get round to completing large patchork/quilting projects. I'm not sure whether I would have the patience!!!!! Hugs, Jane x
ReplyDeleteHi Karen, the comforter looks great. Welcome to blogland. I'm pretty new to it too, so still have lots to learn. I'm glad you like my stitcheries and quilts. I love stitcheries too.
ReplyDeleteMust admit when I discovered sewing i was a bit likea kid in a candy store...so many beautiful fabrics, threads and more.
(Stitches on Mars)
Very sweet comforter. I am sure she was comforted by it :-)
ReplyDeleteOh I love it. I love the lavender idea. Thanks for leaving me a comment so I could find you. I am also a beginner at quilting. I love your stitcheries. That is something I would love to learn. I love your blog and will add you to my blog lists.
ReplyDeleteWelcone to blogland Karen...and thankyou so much for dropping by my blog....I just love your comforter it is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHi Karen, thank you for stopping by my blog. I love your blankie. I am sure your daughter will also. I am trying to get back into the groove of quilting. I have a lot I "want" to do. Please visit again. I will definately be back to visit you.
ReplyDeleteHi, your little quilt is just lovely , looks like all your visits are paying off :-)
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