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Old 01-10-2016, 11:19 AM
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Default Another Finish - Vintage Rose Print Scrappy Patchwork

Here is another one that managed to be saved from our old home -- but happily this was above the flood waters. I think I started cutting this out free hand at the height of my why-fuss-with-measuring stage quite a number of years ago. Fortunately I grew out of that mess -- to some degree -- and was able to square the blocks. I also discovered that there is one little piece that is sewn in wrong side forward. Ha! You'll have to hunt to find it.

A good thing I pre-washed the backing -- which fit perfectly beforehand. I found it to be 6" too narrow so it now has a lovely racing stripe down the center! I did stitch in the ditch, but I think it could really use dense quilting. Maybe one day. It's a very large quilt with 77 squares so not today. The bottom line: nothing I make is perfect, but everything I make is beautiful, quirky, and a little bit off kilter. You'll never find any of it in a pattern book. And that's OK.

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Old 01-10-2016, 11:30 AM
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love your fabrics
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very pretty!!!
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You did a nice job in blending the rose fabric.
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Gorgeous fabric! Great quilt!
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nicely done
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I like your attitude - I do believe I'll adopt it. And a lovely quilt!
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Wow! those rose fabrics are gorgeous!! I would have found it hard to cut them up but love what you did with them!
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I like your style...that is how I roll, too! I have a quilt on my bed with that type flower material. I call them Victorian flowers.
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Beautiful. I love the rose fabrics.
I try everytime to make a perfect quilt. I have not made one yet and don't believe there is a perfect quilt.
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