Last summer it really was his turn again so I asked what kind of quilt he would like. He was huge into a Medieval phase so he decided he wanted something with knights. I found some great prints by Timeless Treasures and with no plan in mind I bought some ---- a lot.
I normally don't like working with panels, but these knights were so cool, and since I didn't know what I was doing with them anyway, I bought some.
I cut the panel into squares and started planning.
Now, I have to tell you that the Electric Quilt program for planning and designing quilts is very, very cool. Hubby bought it for me years and years ago. Even though I have upgraded twice to newer versions, and talked him into getting me a laptop so I could take an EQ class, and then have taken a couple of classes I still plan my quilts this way.............
Yah. I know.
My friend Angela at QuiltedJoy.com did a beautiful job quilting it for me. (I decided Gavin had been waiting long enough, so I didn't want to take the time to quilt it myself.) She used a pattern called "Funky Fleur de Lis" and blogged about it here.
I mailed the quilt to Gavin last week, so I don't have a photo of him with it..........yet. Here's a picture of him without the quilt. (Gotta show off the grands whenever you can, right?)
Oh, and one more thing. Gavin has since moved out of his Medieval phase and into his Greek Mythology phase. But, I'm not worried about that. He loves ALL my quilts!
I mailed the quilt to Gavin last week, so I don't have a photo of him with it..........yet. Here's a picture of him without the quilt. (Gotta show off the grands whenever you can, right?)
Oh, and one more thing. Gavin has since moved out of his Medieval phase and into his Greek Mythology phase. But, I'm not worried about that. He loves ALL my quilts!