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Originally Posted by cheryl rearick
What a beautiful little quilt.... WOW sooooo much work in it. Did you cut out the little boy as well.? whew IF I quilted 100 years do not think I'm that gifted... :) very nice job.
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Originally Posted by quiltmouse
It will be a treasure his whole life, I see him handing it on to his son.
my 50 yo bro still has his landscape of the 100 acre wood with pooh & piglet in the corner that g-ma painted, yes, hung in his home office. (An artisan style painter, not a primitive, folks paid $100s for hers, back in the 70's) |
Pillow shams would be a good idea and I like the thought of simple pinwheels for the back. A lot less work!
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Proof that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I think it just shows your generosity. You're pleasing him, not necessarily you...The payback will be love and hugs.
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I would not do a thing to it...leave it as is. It is too cute for a 4 yr. old. He will love it!! Good job.
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I think it is prefect !! He will love it forever & a day !
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It is perfect for a 4yr old! It isnt ugly (your words) it is just busy and thats is the perfect thing for a little one!!
All his favorite things, wrapped into one!! love it :thumbup: |
I think it is great, I like all the diffrent fabrics, perfect for a child, and even me:)
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I LOVE it! As far as pulling it together, I think all the earthy colors do that nicely so you don't need to worry further....but I agree with the bright binding. And since you mentioned it, a reversible quilt would be that much more cool to a 4 year old! Imagine a nightime conversation..."Vincent, do you want to go to sleep with the bears and moose touching you or the other side?"....
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I think it is just perfect! I put together an 'eclectic' quilt of leftover blocks and old blocks from a great-grandmother. Nothing matched but, when all together it worked! I, too, would love to see the look on Vincent's face when this is given to him!
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