I love it that is beautiful.. and thanks for the tute on it, makes it a lot easier sometimes, to see how things go together... Great job...

GrammaJudy, thanks for this tute! I have some handerchiefs that had been my mother's and now I know how I can make use of them and share with my sisters. Hopefully I'll have them done by next summer when I head west to visit! Thanks again!

Beautiful, thanks!

Thanks for the tutorial and love the colors you chose for this quilt. Great use for some lace that I have.

pretty quilt-great tutorial

So cute, I love the lace!

I bookmarked this tutorial. What a nice idea to make just a few at a time with leftovers. Thanks again, Joanne

Oh how beautiful and what a grand idea. I've never seen anything like this envelope quilt. Now I just have to make one of these !! I love this board 'cause I find so many wonderful ideas...you ladies are all so smart!

VERY PRETTY. JUST LOOKS SO FEMININE.

You did a great job. It is very pretty,I can see a smaller version as a wall quilt hanging over my bed. I also have been saving hankies. Many of them hsave tatted edging and others are flowered. This would be perfect for them.

Beautiful quilt...I was thinking of making my sister a quilt for her 75th..I just love this pattern...How much eyelet do you think it would take for a double bed quilt?

Thanks for the great tutorial...now I know what to do with my flower prints!

Probably about 2 1/2 yards, but the best way to figure it out would be to figure 11" per square.

So the eyelet blocks are 11 in square cut in two?

actually they are cut 11""x 5 1/2" cut towards the center.

beautiful quilt, thank you for tutorial and pictures

You are welcome, I had fun doing it.

I think you did a swell job, and I notice your new here, thank you and welcome.........calla

Thank you, I am new here, but everyone has made me feel so welcome.

So pretty and sweet. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you

what a neat idea to make a beautiful quilt

Just lovely!! :thumbup:

Lovely!!!

Very cute...would that be a great idea for a child's quilt? Make pockets like that and hide little toys and stuffed animals in them...you could use different closures like snaps, ties, and buttons...watch out when I get a brainstorm!

That would be addorable!

I THINK THIS WOULD BE A GOOD BLOCK TO ADD TO A FIDGET QUILT AND MAKE IT INTO A POCKET AND PUT VELCRO AS THE FASTENER

Thanks for sharing , I really like this and will try it soon.

I love this it is so pretty and delicate for a woman. Thanks for the tute you did great. Sue

What a clever idea and so feminine :thumbup:

I just tried this and it looks great, and very easy and fun, but I did something wrong, when I cut my 11" block in half and turned it and placed it on the top, it is much bigger than needed? Hummmm what did I do I wonder?

I hope this makes sense to you. You lay the flap on top of the square and then you measure down the center 5 1/2", then you take a ruler from the center and angle it up to each corner. It helps if you make one and then use it as a template.

So the flap isn't an 11"block cut in half?

No, It is 11" Wide to fit across the top edge of the square and then measuring down the center of the square 5 1/2" it is angled to the left upper corner and the right upper corner.

I hope this helps, I would love to see yours when you are finished! It really is a fun one to do. One thing I found is to make sure when sewing on the lace you are catching all of the material underneath.

Looks like you sewed the lace on top, I had a bigger (wider), so I turned and sewed it and flipped it, I will try and post in a couple of days. thanks

I did sew the lace on top. I am looking forward to seeing yours.

Sew pretty!!

I've never seen anything like this. Thanks!

BEAUTIFUL JUST BEAUTIFUL.MY SISTER SEEN IT NOW SHE WANT DEAR ME TO MAKE HER ONE.LOL