Well!! This is just wonderful! You know how to make those colors sing whether you can see them very well or not. I am so glad you are enjoying a hobby that helps pass the time and produces such little beauties like this one.

I love your quilt and don't see any mistakes. Your story is wonderful.
My father was the victim of a stroke and he worked so very hard to continue with his life. He was an inspiration to all of his family as I am sure you are to yours. Thank you so much for sharing. Keep up the good work and please post more quilt pictures. Your work is lovely.

Look good to me. Keep up the good work.

Awesome work! You are one determined lady! I love the colors and your little one will feel so loved when she is wrapped in her quilt.

It's great! I love the colors and print.

Congratulations!! It is beautiful and you did a great job!!!

What an inspiration you are. Please keep making quilts..The world will be a better place because you are passing on so much to all of us.....Love the colors and cats....Great job, Jackie

Love your determination and the quilt too! Sometimes we have to just zig zag through life because of all the things that try to get in our way. May God continue to bless you.

What a lovely gift for your little granddaughter to cherish and a lesson in determination to pass on as her heritage. Hope you have many more years of happy quilting.

I am delighted that you shared this. What a wonderful and loving thing. I love someone who take what they lost, enhance what they have, and put the hurt parts behind them and find joy in what they can do. I think this is a beautiful and certainly very fun quilt and your grand daughter is going to love it.

I think the two us should go roller blading one afternoon right after we finishplaying a round of tennis.