I used a pantograph called: Paper Poppies to mimic the garden feel of this quilt. I'll have more show-n-tell tomorrow as I'm getting ready for the Project Linus Make-a-Blanket Day coming up this Saturday. I want to have four quilt tops completed to return to the chapter for binding. (I have one more to go! )
What a beautiful quilt, and for such a worthy cause! It's great to meet you, Val! I'm honored to be included on your "People Who Inspire Me" list! I'll add you to my Bloglovin' feed!
Thank you so much for sharing at Needle and Thread Thursday!
:) Kelly ps- you came up as a no-reply blogger when you commented on my post. There's a great tutorial at Fluster Buster that tells how to fix that so people can respond directly!
What a beautiful quilt, and for such a worthy cause! It's great to meet you, Val! I'm honored to be included on your "People Who Inspire Me" list! I'll add you to my Bloglovin' feed!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing at Needle and Thread Thursday!
:) Kelly
ps- you came up as a no-reply blogger when you commented on my post. There's a great tutorial at Fluster Buster that tells how to fix that so people can respond directly!
Thanks for the kind compliment and for letting me know I was a no-reply blogger. Yicks! I don't want that!
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