Thursday, April 26, 2012

Quilting and Quilting

 My friend saw a picture of a quilt in a magazine and knew we could figure out how to make it....
 The interesting part is the size of the blocks-there are only 9 in this queen sized quilt-30" each!
Freezer paper, a yard stick and a lot of laughs got the job underway!  How nice to share time with a like-minded friend!  (Not to mention the gourmet lunch she served, too!)
 At home, I finished up the quilt on the frame-this is one of Millie's log cabin scrap quilts.
Very striking!  And now the frame is ready for another quilt.
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  1. LynneApril 26, 2012 at 7:45 PM

    Your friend obviously knows how clever you are!

    I am also working on a scrappy log cabin quilt but have run out of light scraps. Will have to raid the cupboard and quilting group next week!

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