This latest work in progress just came off the frame and I absolutely LOVE it. My Aunt hand-pieced this beautiful double wedding ring while undergoing chemotherapy. Each of the rings contain 11 small wedges and each ring intersection is a mirror image of the opposite ring. A LOT of planning went into each ring. They are joined by pink and white blocks (fitting colors for a breast cancer survivor). I stitched in the ditch in each of those tiny wedges and around each ring; feathers in the all the white background fabric and the pink/white blocks. I layered white poly batting (MicroSafe from Joann's - the last of that bolt) on top of 100% Legacy cotton to give it definition and loft. I used almost a whole cone of FilTec white thread on it. I really don't want to call her to come and get it. Maybe I'll wait a month or two! :-)

Absolutely stunning!!!!!!!!!!!! Hope your Aunt is doing well!!!
You long armers amaze me!! :D:D

Holy smokes that's stunning

I love it!!!

WOWZA! That is one absolutely gorgeous quilt!
Maureen

Magnificent!!!!

Gorgeous! What a treasure! Your quilting is very beautiful too.

That is the most beautiful DWR I have ever seen. Both of you did a wonderful job. How's your aunt doing?

Breathtaking! And the story that goes with it is very special.

Totally amazing - wwwwwoooowwww! No wonder you're not ready to part with it!