This little girl has also kept me busy. Rachel only lives 1/2 mile from me and I see her almost every day...who could resist?! The quilt she's setting in front of is blocks embroidered by her Great Grandma Yoder and put together and quilted by her Mom. 
The chair she's setting in belonged to her Great Grandma Rachel. I look at her with amazement every day knowing that she came into this world so tiny.
Yes, I have been sewing and actually got some things back from the quilter.
This is a star pattern from Kaye Woods class that I recently took. The gal setting next to me just happened to be a longarmer and I think I've made a new best quilting friend. She does wonderful work and lives about a mile from my oldest son in Edmond.
We're leaving for Canton, TX the middle of this week and going to spend a couple of days at the First Monday Trade Days. I always come home with a few treasures.
8 comments:
Beautiful quilt and beautiful baby!
Wow, Rachel is a doll. Good for you with a new best friend! I have one of those too and they sure come in handy! The quilt is lovely.
Rachel is sooooo cute - just look at that expression on her face! Your star quilt is beautiful, great job.
Have fun at trade days! Your quilt is just gorgeous...we are about 50 miles away from Canton.
How that little doll has grown! So cute! Neat to have the pic of her with those family heirlooms.
Love the quilt you did. The colors and pattern are wonderful. The quilting did it justice, too.
Blessings!
Wow, what treasures! The quilt and chair are pretty nice too. She has really grown. So cute. I'm glad you are so close to be able to enjoy your grandbaby. How lucky you are. Have fun in Canton. Hugs, Linda
Love all the pictures! The details of the quilting in the last one is amazing!!
Wait, what? There's a quilt in this picture?
I love the expression on your little doll's face!
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