This quilt top was made last year in a very cold unheated attic. It is finally quilted and bound and will be auctioned at our church for Appalachian Service Project funds.
I love this quilt; it has had several intended recipients, I kept changing my mind.
That morning glory print in the border of the detail is one of my all time favorite fabrics--I believe it was an early Hoffman.
And, shadows! We had sun when I photographed it!
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The string quilt is very pretty. What size are the blocks? I hope it makes lots of money.
I just finished quilting one yesterday. Hope to get the binding on today.
Oh gosh I forgot ... what size are the string blocks?
What a wonderful quilt! And I remember that morning glory print.
:-)
I loved the pieced border. It's a beauty and I know you'll raise a lot of $$$ for your cause.
What a beautiful quilt!
Sharon
Oh that is a nice quilt. I love how you put it together. You are generous to donate it.
this is a perfect quilt for use! I love it. How is Eve doing? :-)
That is gorgeous. I really love the borders. great job and I hope it goes to a good home- for a good cause. You're very generous.
Looks like a summer porch swing quilt to me... ready for a nap....
I love the string quilt! I hope it makes lots of money for your charity.
the quilt is so gorgeous. I NEED to make a string quilt.
I'm glad to hear that I am not the only one who changes their mind many times before it is given away. I do that too.
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