On my
own project, I have put together eight more flower clumps and completed eight
additional flowers. Total number of flowers
now stands at 108. I still haven’t
figured out how many I need for the bed sized quilt, so I will continue cutting
fabric squares and making hexagon flowers.
Until next Monday….
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Monday, September 23, 2013
Monday Morning Star Count - 108
Since
starting this project, I’ve been noticing hexagons shapes all over. This one is
an actual quilt and was made by my friend’s grandmother in 1991. He and his wife have it hanging in their
apartment here in Hokkaido. Isn’t it a
treasure?
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2 comments:
How nice to have a quilt made by grandmother! It is a charming quilt and the pink flowers do stand out.
The flowers in YOUR garden are growing, too. You'll have a bed size quilt by the end of the year I guess!
The Quilt and your hexaflowers look fantastic.
Greetings, Manuela
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