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Kilometre Zero Challenge - Crafty Mini Challenge - Something I can relate to!

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I make patchwork quilts of all sizes - this is my latest large one that I finished for my nephew as a wedding present to fit their double bed - while my hands are busy I can't be stuffing chocolate into my mouth and besides it makes a heck of a mess if you get it on the fabric

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Hi Annabelle,

Your nephew is very lucky to have such a lovely and very crafty Auntie! This is such a beautiful patchwork quilt. Lovely!!!

A really great entry.

Lowcal :-)

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Caz28

That's stunning!

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Mollydex

Wow that is amazing. What talent you have

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MW50

That is beautiful, and as a fellow quilter I can apreciate the months of hard work that went into making it, a real labour of love.

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Itsbab

Quilting is something I have been thinking of doing, i crocheted a blanket last year for our bed. Yours looks stunning and that is something that will last for years and years. 😊 Beautiful

That's stunning your so talented 😀

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Hi Annabelle!

Your quilt is beautiful and the colors are amazing! My Mom also quilts and I have many for keeping warm on a cold winter night. I hope your nephew appreciates all the work that went into making it! Good for reminding you of summertime and butterflies in the dark depths of winter. :)

Do you hand or machine quilt? And I love the border, is that appliquéd?

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Annabelle_Bebbs in reply to VickyDLM

The quilt was bespoke specifically for them - the centre pattern which I machine pieced is a design by Bonnie Hunter of Quiltville fame and I added my own borders - the colours are because the brides favourites are teal and purple, the groom loves Scotland so I used celtic knotwotk in the borders for which I make my own bias tubing and hand applique it and the butterflies are sort of my trademark again hand appliqued and finally I machine quilt it all on my trusty 25 year old Bernina - all quilts are a labour of love and keep me sane!

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VickyDLM2 stone in reply to Annabelle_Bebbs

I have a wedding quilt my Mom made us for my wedding that is a pattern she found called an English Wedding Ring. She used batik blues and greens. It was machine stitched and quilted, though she always hand sews on the binding. :)

I remember when she got a Bernina! It's like the Holy Grail of quilting. ;)

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Annabelle_Bebbs in reply to VickyDLM

Sounds lovely :)

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YellowRose55

That is beautiful, what a lovely wedding gift. Yes doing these craft certainly stops us all from snacking.

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IndigoBlue61

Just beautiful 😊😊😊

Your nephew's bride will add you as one of the many reasons why she's marrying your nephew :D :D

Gorgeous patchwork quilt :) :)

750 bonus points to you x

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LessToLoseRestart April 2024

I love handmade quilts and this one is stunning!

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Annabelle_Bebbs in reply to LessToLose

Thank you :)

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