There isn't any redwork. I traced the pattern with a red micron pigma pen.

I truly love these aprons. Are they really aprons or vintage fabrics to look like aprons. Great quilt.

I made one just like it, got my blocks as block of the month, in Tuson Arizona, and yes it did take lots of time, but I did the applique's by hand, and then stippled it by machine. Just gave it to a friend for her birthday, she cried, had been pestering me to sell it to her for months. It was more fun to give it to her then to sell it to her.

I totally agree with the comment about marketing the pattern. I would love to buy one if you do want to sell any copies.

this is the Lori Holt pattern that I have...can't wait to make it! I think it'll be a fun "camping" project to take with me when we go camping...it's called "Grandma's Kitchen" Don't know why it posted as a download... :?

What an adorable quilt!!You did a fabulous job on it!!If you can't decide what to do with it I'd be glad to give it a home!! :lol:

Your right it is a Lori Holt pattern, and I paid $50 for all the blocks and the pattern, as all the fabric and rick rack etc was included, just needed to buy the border material and back so $24 would be right for just the pattern, very detailed pattern and easy to follow, but lots of tiny pieces, so like detail if you decide to make one.

That's just too cute. Would be great hanging in a vintage kitchen.

http://www.beehivequilts.com/apronclub

The pattern is on sale for $19.55 at the above website.

Absolutely PRECIOUS !!! And....... I have the perfect wall to display it ;) Soooo cute.