This is another of my projects from last year. A friend of the family has a mother who had been diagnosed terminal. I made the quilt for the mom to use during her hospice stay. She then passed it on to her daughter who is our friend. It only lived with Anne for about 8 months before her daughter had to bring it home. It was in pinks and purples that were her favorite colors. The pattern is Daisy Chain from a jelly roll book.

What a beautiful thing you did for your friend. I'm sure she felt the love wrapped around her when she was under the quilt.

Sharon said exactly how I felt

That was a kind and loving act on your part. The quilt is beutiful and the quilting is incredible.

I made a snuggle quilt for when I was in chemo. I met some wonderful people there. It needs to be cold in there so I began to make cancer quilts. To be able to give some hope and love has no limits. I think I know how she felt. Truely you gave her a gift of Love. Thank you for shareing her story. Prayers are with you. Marvel

i agree with Sharon as well, wonderful job, well done all the way around

Beautiful

Thanks so much for the kind words. I must say I did not quilt it. It went to the longarm. I have only quilted my first one last month. Anne wrote me a thank you card from her home state and she said just what you all did. That she was wrapped in love.

Thanks so much,
Tracy

its such a lovely quilt and a lovely lady to do such a kind thing for a person to cuddle with in her last days. thanks for sharing the pic and the story

Lovely quilt. You are a very good friend to do this for her. She has another wonderful memory of her mom, thanks to you.