When I was a young mother, I wished my children had grandmothers who quilted. I was a little sad they didn't. Although it was hard to imagine at that time, I thought, "I'll be a grandmother some day!" It was then that I started teaching myself to quilt. I have no idea how many I've done since then (30-something yrs. ago), but the ones I've done for my grandbabies are favorites!
Madeline's Quilt (1999)
I didn't take very detailed pics in those days. Each duckie was different and cross-stitched.
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Noah's Quilt (2002)
Again...pic not so good. There was a cute little fishing boy in the center.
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Jack's Quilt (2004)
Actually, I was behind on this one. I didn't make poor Jack's quilt until I found out my daughter was pregnant again in 2007. 
In my defense, my husband and I were doing mission work at the time in Honduras...does that let me off the hook??? Since he was so interested in pirates at the time, that's what he got!)
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Luke's Quilt (2008) Made in Honduras.
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Georgia's Quilt (2009)
Made in Honduras. She HATES her quilt! 
My DIL loves anything old...guess that's why she loves me! We chose 30's-40's reproduction prints and an older pattern. Don't know if you can see it, but along the curve of each fan I hand embroidered flowers.
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Nolan's Quilt (2010)
I found this pattern here I used mostly fabrics from Robert Kaufman's line, "Chirp" by Katie Hennagir
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Molly & Avery (twin granddaughters due in September) and "
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