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Old 02-10-2017, 08:51 AM
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I started embroidering the blocks for this quilt in 2008, and after putting it down and picking it up again several times, I finally finished quilting it in 2017. It is a wall hanging for my SIL, but since she is on the shorter side of tall she could use it for a lap quilt.

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Old 02-10-2017, 08:58 AM
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I love how they turned out. nice quilt
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I like that. I do embroidery squares also. Just finished one, now looking for another set to start. I like the way you bordered this.
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Very striking!
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​Well done!
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nicely done
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Very nice. I've got 4 and 5 year old embroidery patterns I've yet to start.
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Well worth the wait.
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Very nice and I am sure you are so pleased that it is done! Lucky SIL
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I forgot I was going to mention where the embroidery patterns came from. They are actually applique patterns for a quilt called "Baskets of Bloomers" in the book "Simple Blessings" by Kim Diehl.
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