You see it as you enter our home.
I made this quilt in 2006. I had a small remnant of the wonderful Japanese fabric of carp kites and used every bit in this quilt.
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- Lynn Dykstra
- Quilting in Chicago. Klein meisje is Dutch for little girl--what my beloved grandfather called his 12 granddaughters because, I fear, it was easier than trying to remember our names. Lrdykstra@aol.com Instagram: Lrdykstra
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2 comments:
Progress is being made! I'm sure there are lots of decisions yet to make. A clean slate to work with can be both exciting and intimidating. I always had a hard time getting started creating again after an absence from sewing. Hopefully you will find a started project that you can work on to get back into the creative zone.
I love this! I don't think I've ever seen it before.
Sharon
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