Holy Moly! What came in ahead of you???

Ohhhh, God bless you for rescuing Lady Annabelle!!! I had a rescue mare , Rosie O'Grady, that was basically my sole support system while I was going through chemo and radiation for breast cancer. She KNEW, and I could share how I felt with her, without even using words.
My evil ex deliberately killed her, when he was angry that the cancer didn't kill me.
I would exchange my entire quilt stash to have Rosie back again.[/quote]

Well, when something bad happens to that evil person, we'll remember that you were quilting with us all that week.......

You may have caught on to the fact that I am Irish, and I made this quilt for my #3 daughter, Kim. She and hubby biked 800 miles in Ireland one summer. They were a Peace Corp couple in Africa, and now teach school in Alaska. The pattern is from a book by Elizabeth Hamby Carlson. It combines the two patterns, Irish Chain and Around the World.

Mine is a recent bed runner square I made for my daughters bed. First time ever doing tringle and first quilt in a long time.

Mine is a teatowel with a machine embroidered design that I really love...got to think up some more things to use it on...I like variety and change it every so often

Mine is my 2 sweet daughters..Courtney and Bailey..

Not sure if this will work, I'll give it a try. Nope didn't work. My sister's quilt was Once Upon a Time which came in first and my Brother in Law's Carpenters Wheel which came in second. Both more traditional!!

Your tea towel is adorable!


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So very sorry on the loss of your child and I pray that your quilting is helping to ease your loss.

Mine is just a picture of me last year from our engagment photos.