Sunday, December 27, 2015
"Saddle Tramp" made by Linda H.
Linda H made "Saddle Tramp" to be given away as a charity quilt. The free pattern is designed by Marie Patch for McCall's Quilts. Linda used the same background fabric as the pattern. It's good way to use up Thimbleberries fabric which isn't as popular as it used to be. I think Linda did a great job on this quilt, it turned out very nice.
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