A charity quilt
01-16-2014, 09:42 PM
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The outside corners are sewn separately, added and quilted later. The first few I made, I merely added the cut off triangles back, but I decided I liked it better this way.
I was mistaken. The manager had selected a 95 year old artist to receive this quilt, which is my quilt # 510. I trust the manager (a friend) to give each quilt where there is the greatest need. Someone else, who was in the office when I delivered the quilt, turned out to be a fan of my work. She had just had lunch at a restaurant that has commissioned several of my quilts and has them displayed.
I was mistaken. The manager had selected a 95 year old artist to receive this quilt, which is my quilt # 510. I trust the manager (a friend) to give each quilt where there is the greatest need. Someone else, who was in the office when I delivered the quilt, turned out to be a fan of my work. She had just had lunch at a restaurant that has commissioned several of my quilts and has them displayed.
09-23-2016, 02:54 AM
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So far as I know, this pattern isn't done by anyone but me, which is a shame because it works really well. I have made several for foster kids using colorful fishy fabrics.
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