Tuesday, February 4, 2014
"Nine Patch Houses" by Linda H.
Linda Huntrods made "Nine Patch Houses" quite a few years ago. The pattern came from Quilting Today magazine, Issue 73, display until 8/9, 1999, designed by Sandy Bonsib. Home is Where You Hang Your Heart. Linda made her own border. Another one to add to the stack of quilts. :)
I have a huge pile of folded quilts that are covered with towels to keep them clean, the cat uses that for her bed.
Even though I've made so many over the years, I never run out of ideas to make more quilts, I know Linda H. feels the same.
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