Here's the new quilt: the pattern is Chinese Coins; the quilt measures approx. 5.5 x 7.75 inches. Can't wait to do another one.
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The off-and-on-again blog of Ron Mohring, whose plate is almost always overfilled. CONTENTS OF THIS BLOG ARE MIGRATING (gradually) to my new blog, The Boy Who Reads in the Trees. See top post for URL.
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1 comment:
Hey, this looks a little like the layered "quilts" made by the Kuna, indigenous people living along the eastern coast of Panama.. The layering's hard to see/appreciate in photos, but it's pretty great..
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