A good start to the holidays. I've been working on this quilt for my lovely neighbour for a couple of months, but last night did the binding, and . . . ta dah! I'll do the official hand over tonight. It's great to have good neighbours and I really appreciate all that she does for me.
that's such a lovely quilt, Annie! Good neighbourly acts are definitely worth a great big box of choccies - I mean quilt!
ReplyDeleteYou are so very thoughtful and generous.
ReplyDeleteYou seem to be constantly posting finished quilts to give away to neighbours, colleagues, etc.
Can I be your best friend??
I love those blues Annie, they just sparkle with the white..
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Beautiful colours Annie. What a lucky neighbour!
ReplyDeleteWhat a Kind Neighbour You Are Annie...This Quilt is Lovely & I'm sure your neighbour will be more than Pleased...
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What a gorgeous quilt and what a lucky neighbour! Lucy x
ReplyDeletewow you should have one happy neighbour....the quilt looks great......
ReplyDeleteI wish I was your neighbour Annie
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ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous quilt and what a lucky neighbour. Enjoy your holidays.
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous quilt and one very lucky neighbour!!
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What a lovely quilt! The squares look like pieces of chenile bedspreads to me. Your neighbor is going to love it and be comforted by it.
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Oh Annie -- it's beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteIt is just gorgeous! I love how you used chenile in the panels-very clever. What a lucky nieghbour indeed. We still have this week to go before we start our holidays and I am struggling to get to the finishing line:)
ReplyDeleteThat's a cracker of a quilt Annie! You two sound like you are lovely neighbours for each other. Wish I lived next to you so I could get nice quilts like that!!
ReplyDeleteThat's very beautiful Annie - you've been so prolific over the holidays! Love the chenille surrounded by the prints - may I imitate you at some stage? I seem to have plenty of chenille in my stash and that's such a lovely way to use it.
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