this is another for my cousin. she asked me to make 4 for christmas. she paid for the fabric and since she is my favorite cousin i was more than happy to make them for her. they will stay in the family as she is giving them to her grand kids.

Looks beautiful. Did you do the quilting on it too?

Great job on the French Braid. Someone is going to have a great Christmas. :)

Oh it looks so nice, someone will love it! :)

Really pretty quilt and the quilting is great too.

Wow!! Another beautiful quilt from your hands. What a lucky cousin of yours, to have you to sew for her. I am sure you enjoyed every stitch.

Thanks for sharing,
Cheryl

Beautiful. Got to finish mine.

Love the pastels....striking...great job

very pretty :D

That is really pretty! I hadn't thought about running the cable on a diagonal for the quilting like that. It really looks good!

Nice!!! I'm sure the grandkids will love them.

It give it a very traditional look, my favorite :D great work

awesome!

Beautiful!

Your cousin is going to be thrilled! I am intrigued by how you ran the cables of quilting up the diagonal. I would not have thought to do that. Thank you for the inspiration!
Piece ~ Tiffany

That is great!!!

Kyia

once again, thank you all for looking and being so complementary. my local quily shop gets credit for the lovely quilting.
i had them do 4 lap size & they furnished batting for 2. they charged me $64.00 total. not bad i thought.

Great job!

I just love those braids!! You do great work! :D

$64 for 4 laps quilts???? :shock: That's an amazing price!! My quilters have a $40 minimum for any piece--so it would have been a min of $160 for me.

That is so nice - love braids.

That's beautiful. I've always wanted to make one of those. Trying to find an EASY pattern. :-)

Very nice.

hi barn, i am always amazed at the prices at my little quilt shop. it is a mother and daughter who love their art. they get quilts from all over the country to quilt for people. it is a truly amazing set up. tiny building behind the mom's farm house, which is now in town since the town grew out and around the farm. they are so sweet and if i am in a time crunch as i was with these quilts, they always seem able to accomodate me.
merry christmas.
marie

I haven't read all the replies but there is a lovely book out for french braiding.... "french braid quilts" by jane hardy miller with arlene netton..... I just love it...

Very nice!!!