I don’t blame you for wanting to keep this quilt. It is lovely! I think these are your colours!

I have a quilt on my bed that I want to keep. So I get it. First it went to a friend doing chemo. It was returned to me when she passed away. So between the quilt and the memory, it will stay here a good while..

Theresa

I can see why you'd keep that quilt- it's lovely!

It is beautiful, Lois! I can certainly understand why you would keep it.

Yes, I have been known to hang on to a quilt or two or a dozen ... Eventually, some of them find new homes!

Sue

It's called a Foster Fail when someone fosters a dog from a shelter and then decides to keep it. Your Quilt is the same.

Love it!

• Hi Lois, I love your quilt and that pattern! I made a Random Stars in pinks and whites and gave it to my mother for Mother's Day many many years ago. When she passed away in 2011, my sister gave it back to me. She had it over her lap and down her legs every time she was in her recliner. It looks very used and I'm ok with that.

Hi, Sharon It’s so good to see a post from you. Yes, a well-used and well-loved quilt is a beautiful thing. I hope life has been treating you well.

We're doing pretty well. Have lived with daughter and her loving hubby almost 2 years now. We have a few health issues but not life threatening. Grandson and family got flooded out of the house they were renting. They said the first thing they grabbed when evacuating were the quilts. They're living here out in the camper for now until they can find another place to live. The oldest daughter is in the Navy and the other two have graduated and have jobs. I don't do much sewing but try to keep up with a BOM group I'm in on FB and a Row By Row, too. I want to make pillowcases for the older great-grands for Christmas. If nothing else, it will help to use up some fabric I've had for awhile. lol