
I am very happy with how it turned out and I couldn't have finished it in the time I did without my mothers help. I now remember the main reason I do baby quilts or smaller is there is so much less bulk to manipulate while doing the quilting. This quilt was from a book written years ago by Eleanor Burns. She labeled it a lap quilt. I think she must know people with very large laps. In my estimation it is a twin quilt.
No that this quilt is complete and hanging on the wall at Capital Quilts in Gaithersburg, MD I will look for my next quilting project, but I also do want to get back to some stamping. Now that the holidays are behind us hopefully I will find some free time to get back up to the stamp room.
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You always impress me with your quilting, Suzanne. This time is no exception. I am so amazed that you and your mother could get this one finished so quickly as well. Wow! It's really gorgeous. Have a great time doing your classes - I know they will love you and your work.
I hope you are safe and warm in the cold winter I know you are having. We keep seeing pictures of how bad it is in the northern hemisphere and it is such a contrast as we have the air con cranked up to the max due to the extra heat we are getting this summer....amazing world we live in.
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