Cut Glass Dish
2023
96 by 84 inches
quilted by Sue Divarco
My directions for making it are included here.
I am really pleased with how this one turned out.
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- Lynn Dykstra
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3 comments:
This quilt is so lovely! You are very inspiring, happy stitching!
Another gorgeous quilt! I am currently working on my version of your Horizon pattern, nice and easy as it will be a donation quilt eventually. Thanks so much for sharing your patterns, my h appreciated.
The fabric variety actually makes this more cohesive! You have inspired me to start working with solids.
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