Y’all said you want more photos to look at so here is the quilt (45×60) I made from scraps for memory sake. Each piece has a history, so I will not even begin to explain it all.
Becky
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Lovely. How nice to be able to remember each scrap and the item or garment for which the fabric was used. I wish I had scraps of all the things I made for my daughter, for instance - might not make the most unified quilt, since I would have so many different textures and weights of fabric, but it would be fun to have, nevertheless.
I did leave out all the knit stuff and cordoroy etc.....
B
Incredible work Becky!!
I love it!!
Thanks for sharing your pic with us
Connie
Becky - how beautiful! Very nice job!
JT
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