I know I said I would probably not do any more 'one hanky quiltmaking' after publishing my book on the subject.
I have a developing website on the subject of one hanky quiltmaking.
But a family friend, a latter day flower child, gave me such a beautiful ,flower-oriented, highly unusual hanky I couldn't resist.
The material of the hanky was wonderful to work with - a soft linen. In keeping with the theme, I added a tied-dyed backing to this quilt.
The hanky was made up of flowers floating as if in the sky.
The fact that the friend, Amy Honey , is herself a young 'flower child' in many ways, made the making of this 20"x 20" quilt a delight.
My son, Michael, and his better half, Rebecca, helped name this quilt.
Hello Grandmother,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on posting a photo! The quilt looks amazing! The colours are great and the tie-dye is funky!
You are always so creative!
love,
Kandice
Funky ?! Funky?
ReplyDeleteMy my , that word takes me back a pace,
I minds the time.... (etc)
Hi Mom,
ReplyDeleteI love the way that handkerchief quilt turned out. Your handquilting really shows up well.
Congratulations on your new blog!
Margo