president's quilt

the quilt given to the present president of the quilt guild at the end of their term is made by the past president who served the year before them. so there fore i had to make the president's quilt this year! this year's preident owns a company that dyes their own fabric, they are known all-over the country as cherrywood fabrics.  Well i decided to use her fabrics to make her quilt. I will give you a sneak peek only as she has not received it yet. Rebecca ,also from our quilt guild, did the wonderful quilting on it . She is awesome!!!!

I enjoyed making it and hope she likes it.  thanks for looking. stop by again! martha
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