Wednesday, December 17, 2025
Joy's UFO Completed
Linda's friend, Joy gave Linda a quilt top that she wasn't happy with. She didn't want it because the border rose up like a three-dimensional box
on the edges of the quilt.
Linda went ahead and removed the border, then quilted and bound the rejected UFO. After it was all finished, Linda gave it to Joy for a Christmas
gift. Joy was absolutely thrilled that her (not) ugly duckling turned into a swan, thanks to Linda's expertise. 
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