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Tah Dah

Yeah!!!!


It's done. 
I really need to check and add up how many I've done this year to see what's the number is.



That way The Red String quilt would have a number.



But until then, Here it is.
Measures out to 99" x 99"
Some how bigger than I first considered. 


The block size is 12" finished.
Have 7 rows with 7 blocks in each row.
The border is 8" right now. I inserted a 2" strip of string pieced.



This is the book that has this pattern


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blossom heart quilts

Comments

  1. Beautiful! Love that red background. It works wonderfully with your strings.:)

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  2. Wonderful!
    I like the contrast between the stripes and the red background.
    Marle

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  3. So beautiful!! You must be very pleased!!! xx

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  4. Wow a real stunner! Nothing more fun than working on string quilts!

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  5. You have a rare talent, very impressive.

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  6. Congratulations,
    beautiful finish, love your string quilt.
    Greetings,
    Sylvia

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  7. Congratulations on a gorgeous finish! The addition of that narrow scrappy border worked really well.

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