Friday, December 8, 2017

Beyond the Cherry Tree Revisited

This post is a reminder for me to get out this quilt and continue my hand quilting!
I knew it would be a long term hand quilting project when I finished the top. It is about 100x100 and I'm slow as molasses! 








I am copying the original antique quilt motifs. This was generously provided by Gay at Sentimental Stitches. She just had a sale on this pattern but I missed it! I would have loved to pass on that savings to you all!
To see the whole original quilt go HERE.

27 comments:

  1. Amazing, beautiful, a real treasure!

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  2. I too love this quilt so much. I have 18 blocks completed and who knows when I willget to the hand quilting. You get to enjoy it more this way.

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  3. You are doing so good ..... and it will be such a lovely addition to your Xmas quilts!

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  4. This quilt is so beautiful!! -- the hand quilting is a perfect finish!

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  5. What a thrill for you when the day comes the last quilting stitch is done and the binding on the quilt. It will be so worth the time spent.

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  6. What a beautiful quilt! Nothing "humble" here! This will be a real treasure when it's finished.

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  7. Your quilt is so beautiful. This quilt is so worth the time you have spent. A true family heirloom. Hugs

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  8. Inch by inch progress is made. I admire your applique, something I don't do.

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  9. Gorgeous! LOL it took me 30 years to do one 72 by 100.

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  10. Gorgeous! Every stitch is valuable.

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  11. Won't it be a glorious day when you tie off the last thread? :)

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  12. Your quilt is just gorgeous! I know how you're doing it, but I don't know how anyone decides how to quilt a quilt like this one. I would be so overwhelmed that it would never get done.

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  13. So Beautiful!
    If it were fast and easy, everyone would do it. Enjoy the quilting journey!

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  14. I love,love,love this project of yours. It is so worth handquilting and it will be fabulous!!

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  15. Cheering you on - keep at it!! Each stitch will be a treasure to you. Mine laid folded in a basket for a couple of years and I finally decided on a realistic goal date to finish...now I sleep under it every winter night (it has a washable wool batt). I often think of all of us who made this journey together and would post our completed block each month, excited to see which block Gay would give us next...good times!

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  16. Well no wonder you're slow, 100 x 100! That's a huge quilt! Love the texture that's already showing. It'll still be wonderful if it takes you another couple years.:)

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  17. It is looking wonderful, well worth the time you are taking. Just beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Had 3" of snow here in SE Texas, how strange is that for us. I think everyone needed it after Harvey.

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  18. Oh Lori, it takes time to do that handwork but look at the beauty! Really love all the photos you’ve shared—I just keep looking!

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  19. I think thats one of my favorite quilts that you've ever done!!
    Love it!

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  20. It looks Fabulous! And the hand quilting is perfect! Happy Holidays! CW

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  21. Looks like you have accomplished a lot since I last saw it. Beautiful quilting!

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  22. That will be absolutely wonderful when you get it done! What an accomplishment!

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  23. Thanks for the beautiful Christmas quilt show. And won't this one be a masterpiece when it is completed. So worthy of all the work!

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  24. Swoon Swoon Swoon!!! Mine is still in pattern form.

    Merry Christmas!

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