My Ugly Quilt
01-02-2008, 12:20 PM
#22
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Hi Shadow:
I don't see any ugly! I'm so partial to scrappy so that appeals to me. It's nice that you used the blocks and if you REALLY don't like it, give it to an old folks home, Vet's hospital or to the local protective services agency for foster kids. I can guarantee any of these places would LOVE and appreciate the quilt. Thanks for sharing. I think it's great and, as always. the workmanship is admirable.
Feathers
I don't see any ugly! I'm so partial to scrappy so that appeals to me. It's nice that you used the blocks and if you REALLY don't like it, give it to an old folks home, Vet's hospital or to the local protective services agency for foster kids. I can guarantee any of these places would LOVE and appreciate the quilt. Thanks for sharing. I think it's great and, as always. the workmanship is admirable.
Feathers
09-28-2012, 08:47 PM
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Location: Southern Idaho
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About 7 years ago I received 12 blocks from a round robin I was in. I came across them in a bin and decided to put them together, would be a waste to not use them right???? The colors would not be my first choice...and one of the colors ran when I washed it too.... poor quilt just can't get a break. LOL
Well here it is... the Ugly Quilt. LOL
Okay, maybe it's not as ugly as I think...it's just a little bit ugly.
Well here it is... the Ugly Quilt. LOL
Okay, maybe it's not as ugly as I think...it's just a little bit ugly.
Ugly Quilt
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