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Look What They Made: Tomos’s quilt
Tomos has kindly shared photos of the quilt he made for his granddaughter.
The quilt is a lovely mix of blues with pops of brighter colours. The shweshwe for the backing is made using our Blue stars shweshwe and some of the border is from one of our scrap packs.
I can imagine that this gorgeous little quilt will be one of those keepsakes that will be in the family for generations.
Thank you so much for sharing this special project with us.
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