My neighbor's son has achieved his Eagle Scout level, and his awards ceremony is next week. As a present to him for his excellent achievement, I made him a quilt with the Boy Scout fabrics from the Robert Kaufman line. I always use some type of decorative stitching to finish off my bindings; so, I picked the arrowhead for his quilt. All of my work (piecing, quilting, and binding) was done on vintage sewing machines that are all in treadles.

Love it!!! The decorative stitching is such a great way to finish the quilt. He will love this quilt. Great job!!!

really sharp !

Would like to make one for my DGS that is just a cub scout.

That is a great quilt. He will love it.

that is wonderful!!!!!

I'm sure he will love it!! :thumbup:

Wonderful quilt!!! I love Robert Kaufman fabrics!!! :D

A perfect quilt for a young man who truely shines!

Kat

Great job! What a treasure for such an accomplishment! I know cause I have a son who's an Eagle Scout!

Keep tredlin, Monica, that's a great job.

It was a fun project with all my vintage machines at work!
I can't wait to tell him that a couple of ninety year old machines help create this quilt.

It was the second time for me working with the Kaufman fabrics. First time was the Bali Pops that I used in my half-hexi quilt that I post on QB. I do like working with the Kaufman fabrics too!

I am proud to say that my son also achieved his Eagle Scout Rank and wish this fabric was around at that time.

It is a beautiful quilt and I know it will be much appreciated.

What a wonderful tribute! What a positive thing for him!!

What a unique guilt. The young man will really enjoy it.

I love the quilt.
What a blessing and a loving gesture.
Love the arrowhead stitches.
Did you use a top hat cam for those stitches?

Blessings,
Sandi