One degree of separation

I've finally finished the hexagon magic quilt I made last spring and quilted on Joyce's mid-arm machine on a frame in June. On Sunday I was invited to a quilt retreat, and I accomplished what I set out to do. I finished the binding on the hexagon quilt, and I basted my Words Fail Me quilt, which will be my fall and winter hand quilting project.
This hexagon quilt, named "One Degree of Separation" is going to a friend (who may lurk here) but the reason for the name is how each hexagon relates to six others and they relate to six others and so it goes. Just like people -- I know someone who knows someone who knows.... You get the idea. This quilt was made entirely from scraps from my mother -- very 80s and 90s, but I like the effect anyway. The quilters this weekend all had different favourites in the prints.

I was a beginner on the machine, but as I got more confident, I did quilt the word "Love" in several places. You can see the O and V in the light hexagon in the middle.
Here it is relaxing on my porch rocker. The back is a dark green check in flannel, which hides my quilting mistakes nicely. The binding is the same black print in the inner border. It measures 55 by 60 and has a bamboo batting.