Well, this quilt was definitely worth the wait!! Wonderful!! Nicely done. :thumbup:

Beautiful !! ;-)

The quilt is beautiful and I love the reaction from your father. I know that he will always treasure his quilt.

beautiful!!!! you did such a great job! good quilt for a man!

It's BEAUTIFUL! Love the story behind it too :-P :thumbup:

What a Beautiful Quilt. Love the workmanship.
Glad that he liked his 'Surprise'.
Thank you for sharing this with us.

Very nice.

Love the peaceful colors. Nice job!

So, "sew" beautiful!

Absolutely precious!! :thumbup: WOW!!

Beautiful!!

How pretty. I can see that he would love it.

It's great.

Very touching!! A treasured memory for sure.

Beautiful quilt and I can understand why he had tears

Beautiful you can see why it would take so long.

So beautiful :-D

Oh, I can just see him now. Thank you for sharing the story of your gift of love. The quilt is just incredible!

beautiful!

Your work is fabulous, I can see why it moved you Dad. What a great gift of love.

It is called the Gunflint Trail

Hi It is called The Gunflint Trail

beautiful quilt-- I love the look of it.

Beautiful !
Perfect color combination,awesome quilt for a Father !!

Gorgeous!!!

I can see why your dad liked his quilt it is wonderful.

Your quilt is gorgeous. What a great feeling to have given this to your Dad and to see how much he appreciated it.

what's not to like? very beautiful.

Beautiful quilt and quite a wonderful response of it from your dad.

I can see why he'd be happy.
A beautiful quilt! Who
wouldn't love it??? What
a nice surprise he had!!!
You did an awesome job.
Hugs, Sharon

What an amazing job! Your quilt is beautiful. Your dad is a lucky man to have you!

that is so pretty

Your quilt of love for your dad is TERRIFIC! It's so nice that he was able to see you workingone it - makes it that much more special to him - and you.

Awesome quilt!

Awesome

That is really nice my hubby would love it.

I really love your quilt. Beautiful work. I do not have to work very hard at my job and when I am on night shifts I get to spend at least 4 hours doing hand work. Still would rather be home running the machine.