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Here is Erika, my sons good friend with her new quilt. I am so pleased she loved it. 
Erika sent me the sweetest thank you note expressing how special this gift was to her. That really made my day and I was so glad to do it, for her and for my son.Just thought you'd enjoy seeing how warmly received that little patriotic quilt was by its new owner. I am thrilled she sent the pictures, that way, I have a record of the owner and the quilt that I made in the spring of 2010. Take care Erika, and may this little quilt bring you comfort and a lot of joy.
You are a very thoughtful lady! That quilt is exquisite. Happy weekend to you! Anne
ReplyDeleteso sweet of you! not only does it look great, but this is just an awesome way to say thanks!
ReplyDeleteYou bet I enjoyed seeing this picture. What an amazing job.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! I love her big smile as she's holding the quilt...you just can see how much she likes it and appreciates it! Its a great quilt so of course, it looks great on her bed!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet of you! What an amazing way to thank someone!
ReplyDeleteBless you Erica for serving our country!
Hi Suzanne,
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful and beautiful gift. That was especially sweet of you.
God Bless,
Meri
Wow it turned out so beautifully! Please stop over at my quilting blog and vote for my friend. Thanks and have a great weekend!
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What a wonderful gift to her. I know she considers it a blessing. I bet they would all like one. sandie
ReplyDeleteThe quilt is lovely. The only quilts I have the patience to sew are yo-yo's. What a lovely thought for you to make this young lady a quilt. Very proud to see that she is serving her country. May the quilt always keep her warm and with the kindness that made it, keep her safe.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it just lovely to see the work of your hands so enjoyed and used and respected by the receiver of all that hard work?
ReplyDeleteShe seems to be enjoying that beautiful quilt, and I think you've started a family heirloom.
I can see her grandchildren now, decades from now, doing their research through the Internet the same way we go through old Bibles and drawers full of faded pictures---they'll find this post, with these pictures of a lovely gift to their Grandmother, from a special friend.
Wow Suzanne you do great work. You should be proud!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful gesture!!!! You did a wonderful job on the quilt, looks great made up in her room. My hubby is an Air Force veteran so this is close to my heart.
ReplyDeleteAnn
*Love* I love when the things I've made are not just admired, but used. I'm so happy to see your quilt on a bed where it will be used and enjoyed every day.
ReplyDeleteHi Suzanne! What a lovely quilt and how kind of you to make it for a dear girl who is serving our country. God Bless you both!!
ReplyDeleteLove,
Susan and Bentley
xxoo
It was beautiful here and it is so there. Anyone would have been proud to own it. You do so good.
ReplyDeleteWow! What a great quilt, Suzanne. I can see your fingers of love really worked hard.
ReplyDeleteFondly,
Ann
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That turned out beautiful - and I'm sure it will be loved and cherished for a very long time!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful, Suzanne! You are so talented. I volunteer with Soldier's Angels and giving to our military is so precious to me. They are constantly in harm's way while protecting all of us. Thank you!
ReplyDeletexoxo
Pat