The pattern had come from an out of print
arts and crafts magazine. It was
challenging to work with the fabrics initially used because they
were not the quilting cottons ordinarily used in making quilts. I chose to use the ‘Attic Windows” setting
for the blocks. I think it turned out
quit nicely.
Like a loose bobbin come with me as I wind through the twists and tangles of quilting
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
TST #20 - Sailboats
I wanted to give a special gift to my
sister, but what to come up with. I had little money and thought a hand made
gift would be from the heart. While
searching through our family sewing room, I came across some partially
completed quilt blocks, some extra fabric and a pattern that my sister had
started some years ago, but never quite finished. Eureka!
I found my answer. I finished the
remainder of the blocks, made some extras so that the quilt would be bed-sized,
and sewed on a label in time to present it to her on Christmas Eve 1998.
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2 comments:
What a wonderful quilt/gift! I've been very remiss in commenting, but continue to enjoy your quilts on TST, keep 'em comin'
I love this. What a great gift! I am working on something similar at present, a quilt that a friend never finished, but it is pink and all about angels, which is not me, but I am nearly finished.
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