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A couple weeks ago I asked about mixing whites and beiges. I think it turned out pretty good. The pattern is a freebie from fat quarter shop called fat quarter fizz.
This quilt is for my WWII grandfather. I was blessed to accompany him and a group of 75 WWII veterans last weekend to Washington, D.C. It was truly an honor. He was even chosen to lay the wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. His name is Albert Ruffalo. I was pushing him in the wheelchair.
Last edited by QuiltnNan; 09-21-2014 at 05:44 PM. Reason: remove affiliated link
I'm going to fmq it and hopefully have it to him for Veterans Day.
Very nice!!!!!!!
I love rwb quilts and the more scrappie the better with the tone-on-tone whites/creams!
Born to Quilt, Forced to work.
The quilt looks great! Love your story that goes with it too!
Love your quilt top. I too like rwb quilts.
I need to get started on a Quilt of Valor real soon. Mine will be going to a Vietnam veteran in our church who is bothered by liver cancer caused by Agent Orange in that war, so I need to get onto it soon.
nicely done
Nancy in western NY
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My daddy was also apart of that war. Your very blessed to still have yours. What an honor to be able to have been apart of that ceremony. Thank him for his service from me., Gina
very nicely done so pretty!!!
QUILTNMO
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