The pattern was in McCall's Quilting, Jan/Feb 2011 issue. It was all set up for a swap among seven.
We each gathered 46 unique Civil War fat quarters. 23 were cut into seven five-inch squares, one for each of us. 23 others were made into seven criss-cross blocks, one for each of us.
We each gathered 46 unique Civil War fat quarters. 23 were cut into seven five-inch squares, one for each of us. 23 others were made into seven criss-cross blocks, one for each of us.
There were very few duplicates. As far as I know, there are only two repeated fabrics in this entire quilt.
9 comments:
Congratulations on a beautiful finish! It is gorgeous--I love the light corner blocks traveling through it, perfect for Civil War fabrics!
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Love it and will enjoy having a "change" on the quest room decor at your new place.
Congratulations on your finish. It is really lovely. Have fun quilting it. Just let it know who the boss is.
It looks better each time I see it. Just love this quilt.
Beautiful, Pat! Can't wait to see how you quilt it!
yep, that's a keeper....gorgeous!
It really is great! the plaid that shows up (as I mentioned before) is one of my favorite elements in a quilt top. I'm happy for your beautiful finish ~
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Beautiful quilt Pat, and it looks just gorgeous on your bed.
Love your quilt top. It looks like a nice big one. I'm always amazed in that kind of swap that there are so few repeats in fabrics!
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