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12-05-2025, 07:04 AM
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Thank you to everyone who helped me know how to work with photo's on Windows 11....tech savy I'm not!
The green/navy and cream was a jelly roll named Woof and Warp by Sheryl Johnson, and the pattern used was Havenwood by Villa Rosa Designs. Finished size was 54x64". It went together super fast and will be one I will use again.
Next is a 3-Yard Quilt Pattern named Roman Holiday and was found in the Quick as a Wink book by Donna Robertson. I used Elephant Joy by Benartex along with a gray polka dot from my stash. Finished size was 42x60" ....another super fast one. Both quilts have been donated to the East Central Iowa Chapter of Project Linus.
The green/navy and cream was a jelly roll named Woof and Warp by Sheryl Johnson, and the pattern used was Havenwood by Villa Rosa Designs. Finished size was 54x64". It went together super fast and will be one I will use again.
Next is a 3-Yard Quilt Pattern named Roman Holiday and was found in the Quick as a Wink book by Donna Robertson. I used Elephant Joy by Benartex along with a gray polka dot from my stash. Finished size was 42x60" ....another super fast one. Both quilts have been donated to the East Central Iowa Chapter of Project Linus.
12-05-2025, 09:48 AM
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They are both great, but my fave is the Havenwood. I love the simplicity of the design that lets the colors shine. Rail patterns are wonderful ways to cutomize colors for someone or use assorted fabrics from one's stash.
12-06-2025, 05:45 AM
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I find it difficult to choose a favorite. They are both pretty in their own way. Both patterns make an easy and lovely quilt for donating. Thanks for sharing the pattern names. I’ll be looking for them when I shop.
