
If you're into quilting, you can read more about this one over on my online journal in this entry.
Marrow will be along later today to continue Butter London Week.

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How very gentle, subtle and tasteful. Much nicer than the ghastly bright pink that is so popular in the UK.
ReplyDeleteOh, very neat! This is something I would love to learn how to do! Your quilt is beautiful.
ReplyDeletegreat job, i like it :-)
ReplyDeleteOoh, very nice work! I have a quilt that I received as a baby and it's still in near perfect condition.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work! My mother quilts and I'm jealous as I can't thread a needle! I'm sure the recipient is going to be thrilled with this work of art! x jeanie
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