Absolutely stunning!!! Your work is excellent.... I am jealous! That pattern is on my To Do list....Thanks for sharing
Ellen

My thoughts and prayers go with you today and the tomorrows for your surgery and wonderful recovery. Remember to rest and "take-care-you" post-surg. Let us know how you are doing and if you need anything; we deliver. Oh yes, here is some extra love to aid in healing.

Your quilt is beautiful. Will keep you
in my prayers for a successful surgery.
Betty Lee

Beautiful!! Your sister will love it.

Your color choices are superb! Great job - it's gorgeous! And you are, too! Best of everything to you and make sure that lump gets the heck out of there!

Oh, this is stunning! Love your colors, love the blocks, are they paper-pieced? This is a treasure!!

Best wishes to you with your surgery!

Wow, that is beautiful! Congrats!!! :D :D :D

The prettiest mariner's compass I have ever seen- Your color choices and placements are beautiful. Sending prayers for your speedy and complete recovery! You have been blessed with a special lens with which to appreciate your life: cancer brings it all into focus! I'm a 21 yr.survivor and still going strong, and you will be too!

WOW!!!! It is stuning !!!!! I tried this pattern once ...gave up for the time being...but i will do it...and prayers and blessings for you !!!!

Pam - your quilt is SPECTACULAR but do not put that much pressure on yourself for the post-op period. I am a 17-year survivor of a malignant brain tumor, and a 13 year survivor from acute leukemia.
I always found that after the initial treatment of each cancer it took a good 6 months to get back to my previous energy and attention span level. I couldn't even read the novels I had stockpiled to read during recovery. I ended up with mystery novels. Give yourself a break.
Prognosis is very good for most breast cancers, and you should have time to
finish the quilt and present it to your sister at some future date.
Best of luck - Judy