As for the design of the quilt itself, it is derived from the Seven Wonders Quilt that he had a picture of in his booth at Quilt Market last autumn,
You can download the pattern for it here!
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Showing posts with label Four Crosses. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Four Crosses
This is the Four Crosses quilt that I made using the Parson Gray fabrics.
I'm not alone in observing that these fabrics seem like they would be great to use for a "man's" quilt.
My new photo taking system has a drawback for when the quilt is wider than the wooden frame:
Have you noticed that I've combined photos into little collages in the last two posts? I am being influenced by the gorgeous photos collages posted by FacileCecile, whose blog is on the sidebar!
As for the design of the quilt itself, it is derived from the Seven Wonders Quilt that he had a picture of in his booth at Quilt Market last autumn,
You can download the pattern for it here!
As for the design of the quilt itself, it is derived from the Seven Wonders Quilt that he had a picture of in his booth at Quilt Market last autumn,
You can download the pattern for it here!
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