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Hello, friends! Louise here to share some beautiful quilts pieced by Priscilla and finished by me. Priscilla is a generous donor, sending in many coordinated blocks and tops. Let's dive in!
Hello and Happy New Year! The first thing that needs to go on this post is one last quilt from Louise. This one has components from Tracy L, among others. It had a dye-bleed issue due to one of the backing fabrics, and due to space constraints on her boat we decided that I would tackle it here. Fortunately, with a 24h soak in Oxi and Dawn it came clean!
I'm so glad Louise made the past two posts and told us about her process for making her beautiful quilts from orphan scraps. I always love what she does ...
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Tammy is still hard at work on the May/June block drive quilts! Visit her blog to see the latest!
Louise sent me this batch of orphan block quilts a while back and they've been waiting their turn for a photo shoot. The blocks that started this quilt came from Cathy and Louise added some.
Some of the blocks appear to be from the book Farmhouse Vintage. I love the embroidered details on the mixer and the bee.
Louise blogged about these quilts on her site here. So you can read more details there.
These wonky stars and the ...
Welcome back to another rundown of quilts Louise has put together from the unfinished projects and odds and ends that are donated to Covered in Love! This modern setting of orphan blocks with negative space is one of my favorites, Louise blogged about it here.
Louise also made this Jacob's Ladder from some charm packs. She wrote a funny blog about it here.
These present blocks came from Christine and made a quick finish, blogged here.
I tried to capture to metallic gold in the fabrics, but you'll just have to take my word for it! There were ...
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