Sue took up the challenge and put a lot of work into it for almost three months.
Last night, she gave the finished product to Shauna, which was sooner than she had thought it would be ready.
Maybe I will be able to persuade Sue to do a guest blog sometime about how in the world she made this masterpiece, but in the meantime, I can show you a few pictures.
Isn't it spectacular?!
Gorgeous and not just the quilt.
ReplyDeleteWow. That is INCREDIBLE! Love it.
ReplyDeleteThat is a fantastic afghan. You can't be in a bad mood when that's thrown over you, that's for sure.
ReplyDeleteYou will have to let Sue guest blog though: want to know what and how and such (and then I can maybe persuade my sister...)
It's candy cane-elicious!
ReplyDeleteWhat a magic afghan. Lovely family too. Glad you have the energy to be here.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous ladies and an heirloom afghan for sure! I love the colors and design. So much work!
ReplyDeleteMintylicious!!
ReplyDeleteit is magnificent!! such a pretty pattern, she should be so proud of the finished piece!!
ReplyDeleteand i love how proud you are of her!!!
What a treasure@ The piece and your wife!
ReplyDeleteWow---a treasure for sure! Looks quite tedious. She must very proud. It's display-worthy, for sure.
ReplyDeleteWhat about the three generations of stunning girls. Lovely to note the similarities---each beautiful on their own, but so wonderful to see them all together wrapped in the beautiful masterpiece.
I'm sure that quilt will make its way into many photos for many years to come.....PRICELESS :)
Sue is to be complimented and commended on undertaking such a challenge and completing it so wonderfully. Moth, daughter and granddaughter made for a good photo trio under this colorful creation.
ReplyDeleteIt really is spectacular
ReplyDeleteThat sure is impressive. And very beautiful. And so are the ladies underneath. Yes! I want to know the details. Please.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. What a lovely and thoughtful gift. Ironically, my friend that I arts and crafts just finished the identical afghan for a cousin of hers. It took her a while, but the results were beautiful, too. Great job to both of you.
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