I like many have learned to quilt and knit from my grandmother. She prefers to hand quilt and has recently made me a gorgeous cathedral window quilt for my king size bed.
I am looking at making her a quilt for Christmas as a surprise and a thank you for my beautiful quilt. I was thinking of making her the same quilt (cathedral window) in hues of pink. Does anyone else have any other great ideas for a quilt pattern for a great woman? I've looked at the grandmother basket etc. but was looking for something unusual or different. Thanks, Tracy |
Maybe a cathedral window with pale pink and the windows of various shades of pink batik. Or tiny patterns of various pinks, ranging from light to almost deep red with maybe some sparkle there, even if it's from pink embroidery thread.
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Hi Welcome from Porter Ok. Glad you could join us.
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Something personal to her would be good, maybe something to match the style and colors in her home decor?
Welcome from Maryland, by the way! |
Hello and Welcome to the board :D:D:D
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Hello, welcome from Oklahoma!
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Hi and welcome to the board from Iowa. I am sure she would be pleased with something that reminded you of her!
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Hello and welcome from the Arkansas Ozarks.
Happy quilting. |
Welcome from Oregon. Goodluck on whatever you decide to make her. I am sure she will love it.
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How experienced a quilter are you?
You may need help to get a cathedral quilt done before Christmas if you have never quilted much before. Why not try something you know you can finish and later embellish it to make it more personal? I've been working on some quilts (most are fairly simple) but because I've gotten stuck, I've missed some (self imposed) deadlines. Not knowing your grandmother's age or health, I think she would really enjoy working with you on a quilt that the two of you can do so it can get done. Later after she passes, you can get it back with all of the fun memories of how she worked on it with you, making it even more special. Just a thought. |
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