I finished the quilt for my Grandma just in time! I finished the border yesterday, put it in the wash and sewed on the label this morning right before leaving for her birthday party.
My Grandma was the one who introduced me to fibre arts when I was about 4 or 5 and I used to spend at least one week of summer vacation at her place. When I came out as a lesbian and later as a trans man, she made sure that I always felt loved and accepted. I know that she will always be in my corner.
She turned 88 this week and is getting more and more frail, so it was important for me to finish this gift. She was very very happy about it.
I'm also very happy with how this one turned out! It was a big challenge time wise and I had to do the hand stitching for the border in a 35°C heatwave which was... not fun.
But it's done now and I feel so much more confident with lining up seams and corners!!
Plus my mitered corners improved so much from the first quilt, and I'm very proud of that.
The pattern is Hopscotch Happy by Robin Pickens.