It's a beautiful quilt! Amazing what those stacked 4-patches can do. And I agree that bordering them really made the blocks pop!

I can see it was a lot of work and it is beautiful !!

Really great - isn't it amazing what one fabric can produce??

Sorry it was hard to follow, but it came out fabulous! You chose beautiful fabrics and did a super job on it.

LOVE YOUR COLORS

YES, IT WORKS :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: Looks like an expensive tapestry!

WOW!!!!!That is BEAUTIFUL,love the sashing. :thumbup: :thumbup:

I think your quilt is simply stunning! You now have in your possession the most unique quilt of all! There is absolutely no reason why you cannot deviate from the original pattern. You have let your creativity flow with stunning results! Congratulations on a job well done! :thumbup:

That is a stunning quilt. I like the double border.

Beautiful! What size are your blocks before sashing?

great fabric choice

it's beautiful even if it was a nightmare of a pattern! :) I love it.

Love it. Would've loved to have seen the original fabric.

Very interesting

Really nice! Beautiful colors.

That's lovely!

Quilt turned out beautiful! The colors go so well together. Very nice job.

Stunning quilt :-D :-D :-D

Beautiful quilt

Love your posies!!!!

Oh very pretty. I read thru all pages didnt notice if this was answered. .. is the name of the pattern four patch posey?
I recently did something similar , didnt have a pattern though (big mistake, i ended up cutting material wrong and my "flowers" turned out wrong. the best part of the material ended up as scraps) still a WIP tho.

ditto

This is stunning quilt. Certainly can not see any "errors". You have a beautiful project!

Beautiful! I think I love these even more than the hexagonal ones...

Your quilt is beautiful! I want to make one of these too, and had thought of strip piecing to streamline the borders around each square and the sashing: thin strip for border, thicker for sashing, thin strip for border. Is that what the pattern calls for? If not, do you think it would be faster than bordering each square?

dittttoooooo

Oh my! So beautiful! Way to go! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Oh my gosh, this quilt is absolutely beautiful. I don't know if I would be brave enough to tackle that job. You are my hero!! Love to see the original fabric

Oh, my I had no idea so many folks had commented on my post. Thank you for all the lovely comments. The fabric is by South Sea Imports (website posted on pg. 3). I think the blocks prior to the border(s) was 4". I added a wide yellow border to the whole quilt. The yellow border had the yellow sunflowers also. This quilt was made for my DH's aunt, in her 80's. She loves sunflowers and has been such a huge help to any/everyone who ever needed it. She lives in Texas so the quilt was mailed to her last week. I hope she loves it! She is a wonderfully, sweet lady who has recently been ill and unable to sew. And I had her in mind from the very beginning of this quilt. She does not know that she is receiving a quilt today.
Yes, it was pricey to make-but such a learning adventure. I will make another one. without the double borders. Oh, yeah I had help in picking the fabric for the borders. My nice helpful LQS owner did that for me. Thanks again, you all are so kind. I will try to be more observant of my topics. I hate when someone will post and then leave town.
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Wow! What a beautiful quilt. Thanks for sharing.

I hope we get to see a picture of her and the quilt, it is so beautiful...

beautiful.

that is a beautifull quilt

Looks great! Each block looks like a framed picture. I want to try this one day. I already have some material I think will work.

Beautiful!

If those double frames with cornerstones is a mistake, well, that's a durn good mistake to make! Your results are stunning, be proud!

It is stupendously stunning. Breath taking.

opps my bad.

Just beautiful! What is the pattern, may I ask?

Beautiful!