I found the patern on the internet that I thinkcame from the Stitchin Post. It was a pincushion pattern that I erduced by 25%. The basket was in American Patchwork and Quilting Oct '01 issue. thanks for the compliment.

vicki, I adore Pansy's. Can you tell me where you got the pattern.... I want to make some. Yours are absolutely beautiful. thank you for Sharing. Quileter 1234

Glad you liked it. The flower was found on The Stitchin posts web site. It was for a pansy pincushion and I simply reduced the pattern on the copier to 50%, I think. The baskets are actually woven strips of fabric and that came from American Patchworking and Quilting--one of the 2001 issues. The completed quilt is posted somewhere as well. I got it done jsut in time to take it to my aunt when I went to see family Labor Day weekend.

Can you post a picture of the completed quilt? Would love to see it.

see if this works.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/2008.page
If the link doesn't work--go back to the last week in August and look at the pictures posted that week.
Thanks for all the kind words.

Your link worked. Thanks. Your quilt is absolutely gorgeous. You can see all the love that went into it.

I have to dash to work now, but I am going to try and find it. Your quilt is absoultely beautiful. I wouldn't attempt something that big, But I think a wall hanging may work for me. Thank you Quilter 1234

It wasn't that hard to do. I used lots of fusible webbing. It was tedious--same steps over and over but not hard. My aunt cried when I gave it to her so I know she loved it and I treasure the time we spent together over Labor Day. We had such a nice visit!

I chose the pansy block because it remninded me of the times when I was a little girl that she always had pansies in her front yard. They were so pretty.

I am glad you liked it.
Vicki

This is absolutely gorgeous! I love your colors. Do you have a pattern you're going by? Can't wait to see the finished quilt.

Thanks