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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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16 comments:
It's a wonderful quilt. Love the one on the bed too. ;^)
I love that part too. Pleasant and fond memories of fabrics...lovely calm thoughts!
this is a lovely quilt--I really like its scrappiness which is set off just enough by the solids. Beautiful work hugs, Julierose
It looks great on the wall. I will link to this post tomorrow morning so all of my readers can see it again. I hope I can stick with it long enough to make mine that large.
After all that work, of course you love your quilt. Its so nice when looking at something we have made bings back happy memories of bygone days, fabrics used in other projects, and warm fuzzy thoughts.
That is one of the big bonuses of making quilts - so many memories!
I love those scrappy quilts that speak so loudly of memories, of older quilts and of the souls we touch with the quilts we make and give.
Ooh! I love this quilt
It's a 'wow' quilt - just fabulous.
Love that this stunner has a place of prominence. It's just gorgeous. I'm still plugging away at mine, using it as a leader/ender for other projects. Twenty two down, so a little over a quarter way done!
I've started cutting 1.5" squares from my scraps . . . I love this quilt and look forward to making my version in the not-too-distant future. Yours looks wonderful on the wall!!!
Your postage stamp quilt looks great on the wall. It goes well with the quilt on the bed. I think I need to add a postage stamp quilt to my quilt list too.
Visiting from Wanda's blog - I love your postage stamp quilt! Food for thought with all the scraps I have here.
I need to make one of these. It’s just amazing in its simplicity. I love that you “know” all the fabrics.
I'm visiting from Wanda's blog. I love, love, LOVE both quilts in your post. I've started making blocks for the wall hanging. Do you have a post about your quilt on the bed? It looks so soft, warm and cozy. Yes. I want to make one of those, too.
Amazing quilt - beautiful! And what is the one on the bed called? It's gorgeous too!
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