And it's finished. I was the bee mama for the FQR honey bees in July 2012, not all blocks came in immediately but I have had sufficient blocks made for about six months. I managed to get it quilted in the few days before leaving for the 2013 Fat Quarterly Retreat and zig zagged the edges of the quilt to take it with me.
It is now bound and has one hanging sleeves, one of which incorporated the siggie squares I received.
As I can't count I had some extra blocks and bits which I pieced into the backing. I also hand stitched the writing on a block to make a label.
One daughter dropped off at the ferry this morning for a school band trip to Paris and Euro Disney. Unfortunately I have a sick husband at home who is missing a free lunch and the Battle of Britain air display. So I guess he must really be ill. Eight of us are meeting here for a few games of canasta tonight and Lizzie ahs left us some nutella cup cakes.
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What a beautiful quilt! Just thought I'd hop over and say hello as part of Brit Sewing Thursday linky (am just getting the hang of all this!)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! The quilting is so pretty! Enjoy your evening and i hope hubbie is better soon!
ReplyDeletePopping over through the linky. Lovely quilt :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous love everything about it especially the colour theme.
ReplyDeleteLove this quilt! Well done Honey Bees and well done to you for quilting it so beautifully. It is a real treasure x
ReplyDeleteOh, Sue it's fabulous! I saw your beautiful quilting at the retreat and thought it was perfect. I love everything about it especially the fabric line that you chose
ReplyDeleteSue, it is very lovely.
ReplyDeleteYour quilting is gorgeous and I think your Honey Bees did good.
Popping over from the Brit Sewing linky! I love the quilt - it's beautiful!
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ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, this is amazing!! Thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteIt looks fantastic! And it reminds me that I really really really have to finish mine...
ReplyDeleteFabulous quilt ...love it.Thanks for sharing. Stopping by from Brit Sew. Marie (mlismore@optusnet.com.au)
ReplyDeleteThe quilt is gorgeous. It looks huge! How big did it end up? And Camille commented on your blog!! Industry superstar!
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