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I should add that I stood on a seriously wobbly ladder on an annoyingly windy day to take this shot of my Super-size Shoo-Fly quilt as it lay on my driveway.
Climb every mountain. Ford every stream....You get the picture.
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Love those!!
ReplyDeleteAnd us quilt bloggers, very dedicated to our craft and the great photo of it.
70 x 70 with only four blocks - awesome!
this looks like a small quilt block on a sidewalk! i'm freaked out by finding out that this is a whole quilt top.
ReplyDeletewow!thank you for sharing:-)
ReplyDeleteI was super inspired when I saw what you did with this pattern! I've been collecting fabric for a quilt for my son for over a year, but couldn't get excited over the pattern I had chosen, so I never started. Since seeing this, I should be finished with the queen size top by the end of the day. My finished blocks are 14 1/2 inches, but I might make a giant block or two with subtle contrast on the back. It is so exciting, but the sandwiching process is intimidating me at the moment. One step at a time.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favorites among your elaborate pieces.
ReplyDeleteIf it was oil on canvas it would be a piece of attraction in every art gallery, but as a quilt it's even more beautiful.
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