New owner of this older quilt
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Originally Posted by candlequilter
As many of you might already know a picture of this quilt was posted earlier this year that created quite alittle chain of events. People started looking for a name for the block and many found similar looking blocks but not anything just like it. So I re-created a paper piece pattern for it and called it the Candlequilter Star block. Well, the original owner decided to sell it on ebay and I am now the proud owner of this beautiful quilt that lead me to designing my first pattern and hopefully many different quilt patterns from it. Don't worry I am not going to take this quilt apart to see how it was made. I will treasure it! I feel that the person who made this quilt did it using the english paper piecing technique similar to the grandmother's flower garden.
Anyway, I am so happy and I thought those of you who have seen or followed this quilt story would like to know the happy ending.
Thanks,
Sherryl
Candlequilter
Anyway, I am so happy and I thought those of you who have seen or followed this quilt story would like to know the happy ending.
Thanks,
Sherryl
Candlequilter
Tommie
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What a wonderful masterpiece you acquired. I hope someday I can learn to quilt as good as that is. I just finished a quilt today, it is a strip quilt and using the longest stitch I could, sewing a straight line diagonally down the quilt, it puckered. So I had to take out and sew by hand the puchkered area. Now I can choose some of my stash and get your block started.
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