Last fall, I gathered up some unneeded quilting supplies to sell at our local quilt show. I went through all of my quilt books and patterns in the process, and decided to get rid of anything that I didn't realistically think I would be making in the foreseeable future. That prompted me to finally start a Paducah Nine Patch from Nickel Quilts. This quilt represents how many blocks I made before I started to get bored with it. It's a nice lap size, but has no planned recipient - unfortunately I've learned that it's nice to have a finished quilt on hand for when a friend is in need of some quilt comfort.
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Paducah Nine Patch
Last fall, I gathered up some unneeded quilting supplies to sell at our local quilt show. I went through all of my quilt books and patterns in the process, and decided to get rid of anything that I didn't realistically think I would be making in the foreseeable future. That prompted me to finally start a Paducah Nine Patch from Nickel Quilts. This quilt represents how many blocks I made before I started to get bored with it. It's a nice lap size, but has no planned recipient - unfortunately I've learned that it's nice to have a finished quilt on hand for when a friend is in need of some quilt comfort.
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2 comments:
doesn't it look nice made up? I haven't had the energy to make it yet.
That is just beautiful!!
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