Julia picked this bouquet for Grandma today, and put it in her bike basket for the ride to Grandma's house!

My mom's friend, Edie, dropped off a stack of 9 quilt tops that she had started when she lived in Florida. They are all different and fun! Simple patterns in great old calicoes and solids.
I love that gray print in the middle quilt below.

Look at this elongated hexagon! These fabrics came from her mother-in-law's stash, so some of them are really old.


A grandmother's flower garden. Is it a requirement for every quilter to have one of these in our UFO stash? I have one, my mother started one...

Edie found the pattern in a magazine, then used the magazine pages for the foundations. She thinks it was started about 30 years ago. She'll be working on this one this summer.
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