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I visited relatives last week, but found a little time for a finish. I set aside my complicated pie birds blocks and pulled out a top from a while ago that I had quilted by the long arm quilter that I use.
It is a pattern by Kim Brackett and in looking back on my blog entries, I found that I started this project in February 2020, when whispers of the mysterious Covid virus were in the air. I finished the top during Covid lockdown in late April 2020. And there the top sat.
It is quilted in a design of stars and swirls. And it is 65 inches square, a bit of an odd size. The fabrics are 1930's - 1940's reproduction fabrics. It's a great pattern, don't you think?
A close up of one block:
The points are made by the flipped corner square method. Lots of them.
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1 comment:
That's an interesting block. It sure didn't take long to finish -- of course having to stay home all the time helped! Congrats on the finish.
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