This is truly a work of love - which means so much than any "perfect quilt" touted in some book. This is adorable, Roberta, and a lot better than my first couple of quilts - so, well done and kudos to you! Hugs, Deb

Roberta, I love it. Such beautiful and sweet little nursery rhyme designs. I can't believe it's a first try. Congratulations.

You've done an awesome job on this first time quilt Roberta. It will be cherished forever. Love Chris

Beautiful quilt indeed...I love it!

That's gorgeous, Roberta!
Hugs, Lidia

It's a beautiful quilt. I love the colors and contrast.

A terrific quilt, you have done a magic job with the first one, I am sure who ever received your quilt will be delighted and treasure it always. Sandra.

This is a beautiful quilt. You did amazingly well. Love those little heart squares

Well done but please don't give up its lovely the next one will be easier.

Not all quilts need to be made of squares a triangles, doing one that has embroidery can be just as beautiful and yours is beautiful. Marian

I think your quilt is beautiful! Well done!

It is beautiful, love the way you designed it. You need to keep making them!

It turned out lovely, well done.

oh it is simply lovely, I would not pick it for being your first quilt, love all the embroidery hearts too

It is lovely. One can see it was made with love. I do like the satin binding for a baby quilt. Quilting is a learning process for me, always a new idea or way to make something. Remember-there are NO quilt police.

Wow! It is so wonderful! You may change your mind and do another as this one turned out so great!

This turned out beautiful. Arlene

Looks lovely. I am sure you will try another. Hugs

I like it you did a great job!

It is a lovely quilt. Don't let it be your last, the first is always the hardest but it will get easier as you learn more from doing.

Roberta- This is a wonderful quilt! Shocking that it was your first one too! Personally having made many quilts, I find that making a quilt in all one piece like you have done, seems a far harder undertaking as you must line everything up the way you want it, before stitching it out. Stitching out blocks then trimming the block to square it up, and then stitching the various blocks together seems far less risky, at least in my opinion! You did a wonderful job. For you to have lined up those 20 heart blocks with the 12 nursery rhyme designs is a fantastic accomplishment. You did a great job and it is sure to hold up over the future generations of that child! I hope you will make many more, in whatever style and technique you choose. I think the goal should be to enjoy the journey from the planning, and stitching to the treasuring the finished project! Since yours was a gift I am glad you took a picture to remember it by. The only thing that would have meant a great deal to me would have been to have a picture of my grandmother working on my own quilt to display with the quilt when it was not being used on our bed. I know your quilt will be a treasured heirloom also. You should be very proud. I am also another that loves the satin edging detail, which has been a favorite of children for generations! Pam

Oh i love it and no quilting is not for sissy's lol hours of work***
Excellent job hugs

Why give up quilting. You did a great job. I am proud of you.

It is very beautiful and you will perhaps make more one day

I came back to add a suggestion. Go to utube and watch many, many videos of how-to's and projects. The Missouri Quilting Company has a large selection by a great lady who makes as she tells. I spend a lot of time just wandering around and watching things.
Jo

well very nice!