7 Days From Start To Finish: Friendship Quilt
#32
You did such a great job using plaids and checks. Something I have yet to master. (Mental block due to all those plaid uniforms I wore for school.) As block of the month chair a few years ago the block looks like the block called Cracker. Is it?
Your friend looks so pleased and he should enjoy it for years to come.
Your friend looks so pleased and he should enjoy it for years to come.
#33
You did such a great job using plaids and checks. Something I have yet to master. (Mental block due to all those plaid uniforms I wore for school.) As block of the month chair a few years ago the block looks like the block called Cracker. Is it?
Your friend looks so pleased and he should enjoy it for years to come.
Your friend looks so pleased and he should enjoy it for years to come.
One thing I forgot to mention in my post, is that for the seven days I worked on this quilt, I did it at camp in my trailer. That includes cutting, sewing, squaring up blocks, pressing, sandwiching, and quilting and binding. I guess not having Internet or TV really cut down my distractions and kept me focused.
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Firstly...beautifully made quilt...brilliant colour/fabric choices. Secondly....you are a LEGEND...7 days! whilst at a campsite! AAARGGH! I could do with your focus and output! Fantastic and thanks for sharing with us.
#40
What a lovely quilt. I can't believe you did it so quickly! Most of all, it is such a kind and loving thing to do and your friend will certainly know that he is thought of and prayed for by his friends.
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