Thursday, September 24, 2015
Throwback Thursday; Loud Mouth Tattletale
One day in 2001, I was annoyed with somebody at work. When I went home, I took out my frustration by making this wall quilt. I took great pleasure in designing, appliquéing and embroidering the monster. The border was made from tiny nine patch blocks that I received in an online block swap. I posted a picture of this before, but the top part was cut off in the photo, so here is a better view of it.
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