One block quilt
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My wife and daughter were out of town recently and I was tired of the WIPs that I had. I opened a book we've had for a while and decided to make something "quick" that I could start and finish while they were gone. The book is "Sew One and You're Done" by Evelyn Sloppy. I added a border to make it 60" square and used a pieced back because I was way short of the tie-dye fabric I wanted to use.
When my daughter saw it she asked, "Whose quilt is that, Daddy?" I told her that I thought I'd give it to a little girl who didn't have a quilt. She replied, "But it has pink and purple and those are my favorite colors. Can I have it?" Well, what am I going to say to that? So, here is Emmaline's new quilt. [ATTACH=CONFIG]573068[/ATTACH] The book is full of quilts made from one huge block. I think this one measures 48" or so square, and I added the border. [ATTACH=CONFIG]573069[/ATTACH] I used a new panto on this one, but I can't remember the name. [ATTACH=CONFIG]573070[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]573071[/ATTACH] I had plenty of the front block fabrics but was short of the backing. Thanks for looking. Darren |
Kool quilt. BrendaK
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love the colors! the back is great too.
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very pretty quilt
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I like it. If you decide to do a quilt for someone who really does not have one, an oversized friendship or sawtooth star works really well. I like to give them to local a organization for foster children, so that I know they go where they are needed. One advantage to extra large blocks is that you can use some of the larger focus fabrics.
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Cute quilt and story!
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Darling quilt. Love that idea.
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nicely done
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Lovely quilt, front and back.
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Nice! I love one block quilts. I have a book called "One Block Says it All". Love the quilts I have made from it.
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