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I originally made this quilt for my husband ( 1/2 Irish and 1/2 Italian)....but we found his sister-in-law has uterine cancer.....and after surgery, biopsy showed cancer had spread to her lymph nodes......I still work full time, and quilt slowly,....did not want to take the time to make her one fro scratch, so DH generously agreed we could give her this one, and I could make him another......This was quilted by Nancine Pike of Purcelville, VA using 4 different Celtic knot patterns. I still have to put on the binding...but that will get done next week. How do you like this one?
Entire Irish Chain Quilt [ATTACH=CONFIG]226631[/ATTACH] Closeup of one of the Celtic knot quilt designs [ATTACH=CONFIG]226632[/ATTACH] Shot of the back - color is off - this is really a light green [ATTACH=CONFIG]226633[/ATTACH] Closeup of the border - another Celtic knot design [ATTACH=CONFIG]226634[/ATTACH] Closeup of the other block Celtoc knot design [ATTACH=CONFIG]226635[/ATTACH] |
Wow, what a beauty! She will treasure it and find comfort in it.
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Oh...I really like it. Love how the shades of green flow and love the quilting
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Beautiful!
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It's gorgeous!
How very generous of you and your husband. It will give your SIL peace and comfort. God bless you! |
Lovely quilt. Wonderful gift. Thanks for sharing.
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That's beautiful
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Beautiful quilt from every aspect possible. You and your husband will be so blessed for putting the sister-in-law first for this. Love the Celtic quilting.
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Beautiful quilt, beautiful gift!!
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Your Irish Chain quilt is absolutely gorgeous & I am sure that it will be well received. What a kind thing for you & your husband to do!!
Bless you both & best wishes to your your sister-in-law. :D :D :D :D |
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