Thank you. At least having the quilt design on graft paper made the piecing go smooth.

I spent a few days choosing the brightest fabrics from my stash, Thank you for your kind words

Thank you. I learned a lot on this project.

Thank you and thank you for looking.

Thank you, I am glad you like it.

One decision that probably comes easily to most people but not to myself, is choosing thread color. I spent a bunch of time just choosing thread. Thank you for your comment.

I am happy to share. Thank you

Thank you!! Far from perfect just don't look too close or change your glasses there are lots of flaws including two places that I had to repair fabric, one is not very noticeable, the other hooping to cover it with the label.

Thank you. I also think it is a happy quilt. I hope my granddaughter will think that way too.

Thank you. I did use some left overs but most of it is from fabric I had by buying a yard at a time here and there, therefore creating more left overs than was used.

Thank you. The ballerinas are not from Cute. The redwork ballerinas and the colorful ballerinas came from different sites. Let me know if you want to know the sites and I will send a personal message.

Thank you.

Thank you. Jump right in and see what it will take to finish. It is really satisfying to finally finish a project that was started years ago. I had one unfinished for 30 years, started it summer of 1987 finished it summer 2017.

Thank you Chris. I made it a quilt-as-you-go since I do not have a long arm nor did I want to pay to have it quilted with a long arm. The quilting in the hoop was pretty easy but it did take time to be sure the designs were aligned in the hoop. The quilting on the sashing is with a decorative stitch, Putting the whole thing together was not as easy as I thought it would be. The first three sections went together very smoothly but the bigger it became harder it was to work with. But knowing that, another quilt as you go is in the planning stage.