I started this quilt in a class at Daisy Barrell in Fairborn, Ohio around 2000 (estimate), I would work on it then put it away. I finally finished it this winter. It is hand appliqued onto cotton with cotton sashing and boarders. I made a scrapy pieced backing out of lots of leftover flannels. I even added a few "Let It Snow" embroidery from my craft show days. I then used pearl cotton to big stitch quilt it, in not particular pattern. Hope you all enjoy looking at my pics. It has been a labor of love and very, very cozy and warm on the cold Ohio nights. Celia

Beautiful. Love the colors.

Very nice & looks warm & cuddly.

That is so cute!

Very nice. Lots of work involved. Great job.

very nice....love the scenes

Lovely!! Very fun!!

What a fun, cuddly quilt -I love it! Scrappy flannel back looks great with it.

Good things are worth waiting for and spending quality time with. This is beautiful. Different parts will bring back a decade of memories. Can't think of anything better than that. I just love it!

adorable

Even the back is great. It is so pretty and it looks like it would be great to cuddle up in on a cold night.

May have taken 10 years but it looks like it was worth it!

Well worth the wait!

I had to smile when I saw it! I started the same quilt about 8 years ago! No, I havnt finnished it yet, lol I really love the back of it, you have made it very cozy!

Very nice, love the fabrics

I love winter looking quilts! It is so cuddly looking, you did a great job!

I really love this quilt!! All of it..... the scrappy sashing/border, the snowmen, the scrappy back and your quilting. I didn't forget anything did I?

That is so nice. You should be proud of yourself!

That is such a darling, cozy quilt!!! Glad you finished and thanks for sharing :D

very pretyy love how you saSHED IT

Very nice job!

That is worth the wait!! It is awesome!!!

Cute quilt. Like to back too.

Love it...my snowbound quilt is still in progress...maybe next year I will get it done...am inspired by seeing yours!

WOW - I was floored when I saw this. A few years ago I finished a quilt for a friend at work. His mother had started a few quilts and she passed away. He found in the attic a bunch of her sewing things that he believed to have been from the 70's. So I put all the blocks together and tied it. One block with the house was missing a tree, one was missing a stepping stone and they all needed to be appliqued. So I went to work and finished it for him. Obviously by looking at yours, there was more to this quilt that she never got to. Take a look.....

So cute.

What a gorgeous Quilt!

It's cute!

I know it was a very popular class at the quilt shop I took the class. I think they had offered the class for several years when I took it. I remember the instructor said people always signed up no matter how many times it was offered. It is a fun quilt and you can add personalization. I put my dogs and cat, husband and me, and my girls. Thanks for sharing your pictures. It is great that he wanted to have his mother's quilt finished.

Its really cute!

Love that quilt. It just looks so warm and cozy to snuggle in. Is that a caroler I see on the back top left corner? How cute! The Amish couple and the kids and dogs on the front are so precious. TFS

Beautiful.

Celia! Your applique is beautiful! That's a lot of stitches. No wonder it took 10 years! Congrats on getting it completed!

Beautiful and it is reversible

Beautiful quilt, love it the colors and the fabrics.

It was worth the wait, huh?? Love it!

It looks warm and cozy...just the thing for getting through a cold winter.

How absolutely adorable! Great memories, love the dogs and the back is really pretty too. Enjoy for many years to come.

Very cute quilt. I be you are glad it is done.

Soooo cute. You did a great job. Love pattern and fabrics. :thumbup: