I finished up the little quilt using my left over blocks that Gwen put together for a top. Here's Suzie and I in this first photo with the quilt she put together and finished completely from my orphan blocks.
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Suzie's finished quilt and Gwen's flimsy |
Gwen and I are on the right with the flimsy she put together from my leftover disappearing 9 Patch blocks. Even though Gwen offered to finish it I decided that I should do it because I felt guilty about these ladies using what was supposed to be a light hearted, whimsical, not serious "prize" at our Jellyroll Race.
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layered up and pin basted |
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quilted and bound |
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close ups showing details
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I am going to put both of these quilts in our "Caring Quilts" closet at church. Even though I love both of them and the time and thought that went into making them, I know they should be used and enjoyed instead of living in a closet or blanket chest.
Ruth - it was a great exercise in the art of not over thinking a quilt (quoting Mary Huey). And I can't think of a better place for it but your church's "Caring Closet". But you never know what next year's jelly roll race prize patrol with bring ;-)
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