mimom

my mother bought the plane quillow panel some time ago. She always has great ideas but rarely does anything with them except buing the fabric. I believe she got it at Hancock Fabrics, it was the closest fabric store and very likely where she bought it. It has been kicking around for 4 to 6 years so I dont think they still sell it.

It was my fault it was so much trouble. If I would have just stuck to the original design of the panel and quilted it as is it would have been done the day I started. But I had to go adding the center block and sashing and the extra borders for length. I also didn't pin it very well and that is when the real trouble started. I have made about 40 quilts now and know better.

thanks for all the positive comments. On to the next quilt.

buffalogrl

my son wants to join the USAF. I think your quilt is wonderful!

passionpiecer

awesome

Tweety2911

Came out great!

mzmama

No, no I think you did the best thing of cutting them apart and making the quilt as you did.
May I please ask who is the maker of the fabric, designer or what information that is on the edge of the fabric. I would also love to try to find the fabric to make a quilt for my brother. Thanks

mimom

I have no idea who the maker is, I dont have the salvage edge anymore. I did see some non panel military plane fabric at Joanns today.

dunster

Wonderful! Your son will love it.

PKITTY1

I know it was about to drive you nuts but it is excellent.

Marvel

This is so pretty. I can see any one loveing it.

nwm50

glad you didn't give up on it! It turned out stunning! By the comments on board...u came out with flying approvals! Also sil is in A.F. too, gave me an idea how to do his but no panels yet...hmmm, what's your address so that i can come by and "borrow" son's quilt? LOL