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I started this sampler right after Christmas this year. It was my reintroduction into quilting. It is from a book I found at the public library. I am sorry I did not write down the name of the book or the author. I will try to find out and post later. It was a great instructional tool and the author deserves all the credit. I don't think the blocks were original to her but her instructions were easily followed. I saved the quilting until now because it was a smaller piece and would transport well. I started handquilting it in Texas before I left home. Continued in northern Indiana while on the job site with my husband and in Illinois while caring for my mom. I just finished it while watching my three grandchildren in southern Illinois. I think I will name it "Trail of Joy" because it brought me so much joy as I took it from place to place. It may find a home in Illinois either with my daughter or niece. Thanks for looking!
Sampler #1 July 6,2010 "Trail of Joy" [ATTACH=CONFIG]81720[/ATTACH] |
Beautiful quilt!!
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Wonderful choice of colors!
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Originally Posted by quiltinghere
Wonderful choice of colors!
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It's beautiful and I love the name.
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What a lovely way to feature different sampler blocks. I like the way you did the sashing with the 9patch blocks inserted. You did a beautiful job.
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Beautiful!
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Thanks, Kayquilt. I name of the book was The Big Book of Quilting. It is a compilation of 4 previously published books. The one I used to create this quilt is called The Essential Guide of Practically Perfect Patchwork Quilt by Michele Morrow Harer. I renewed it twice which is the limit and then my husband checked it out once for me. Good information for inexperienced quilters.
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Very pretty, I think I'll do a samp;er, that way I get to do all the blocks I admire.
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I agree! There are so many blocks that look fun to make and I couldn't possible make each into a quilt. I plan to make one year from now on.
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