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May 4, 2008
I finally finished this huge quilt that I began in October 2007. I cut over 400 diamonds and I actually quilted this king sized thing with Mom's sewing machine -- no easy trick! This comes from Kaffe Fassett's Kaleidoscope of Quilts . I think it looks like an uber-saturated fruit salad. Wanting to have everything in balance I selected a veggie fabric for the backing.
Tiggs knows she looks fabulous on a quilt and snuck her way into the shot.
Yahoo! Now I can move on to other projects.Labels: sewing
♥The Knitty Gritty
Gurl with a Purl
Knitting since December, 2006
in the city of subdued excitement
Washington state
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