This is a continuation of posts about quilts in my house made by family.

Painted Ladies by my paternal Aunt Post is here.

Tied quilt by maternal great grandmother is here.

Biscuit quilt by my husband’s maternal grandmother is here.

My posts are inspired by my sister blogging about why she quilts. You can visit her blog here.









This quilt was given to my daughter by her paternal great grandmother who made the biscuit quilt I featured in this post.

Granny didn’t make it though. She bought it from one of the women who quilted in her building in St.Lambert, Quebec. It is all handquilted. I still haven’t figured out how the bowties are made to get this dimensionality.

The fabric placement is planned and the fabrics themselves are fun miniature prints. They remind me of 1930s prints – little dogs, flowers, etc.

All the red fabric is the same print: the hearts, the inner border and the binding.

There are handquilted hearts in the open blue squares.

The quilt is an oversized crib – or child’s lap size I guess. I tried to use it on my son’s smaller futon mattress, but my daughter wouldn’t let me. It is in her room.

I enjoyed going back to look at pictures of my daughter playing on this quilt before she could walk. Of course, the pictures are not digital so I don’t have them on the computer. Another task for another day!

With Joy,

Sarah Vee