dakotamaid

This is so great, she can wrap herself in him, literally.

lalaland

I love the creativity of this quilt, it shows a lot of thought went into finding a unique design and pulling it all together. The border is awesome!! You did a great job!! I'm sure she will love and cherish it.

Sallyjane

It was fun to get my son involved. I sent him pictures of several quilts that I thought would lend themselves to the fabric, and this is the one he selected. When I came to the boarder, I knew he wanted mitered corners. But I wasn't sure of the fabric. So, between the LQS and my husband, we narrowed it down to two choices. I scanned those two fabrics and sent them to my son, and he chose the "chevron" fabric.

cattailsquilts

What a thoughtful gift, it's beautiful. I'm sure she'll treasure it as a memory of her dad. 9 years old, too. So unfair. :(

Toto's Mom

Bless you for what you did for that child.
Our Project Linus chapter does Snowball Express once a year for the children of fallen soldiers, but your expression of love and support is such a personal tie between that child and her Dad.
I am sure she will always cherish it.

Twisted Quilter

Great job! Jordan is going to be really happy. :thumbup:

bjnicholson

Wonderful. I like the way you incorporated the stars in the quilting. I'm sure she'll treasure it forever.

Jingle

This was a wonderful idea and she will treasure it and remember what a wonderful thing you did for her. Good for you. We are so thankful for all the Military people who have fought to preserve our freedoms.

janice4

what a wonderful idea and a blessing :):). I may use this idea with my sons .. name tags and fabrics. i already used his camos to made overalls for my granddaughters cabbage patch doll;)> thank you for sharing and caring.

pab58

That is such a wonderful memory quilt, and it's so unique, too. :wink: