Monday, January 13, 2014
Sandy's Quilt, by Linda H.
Linda Huntrods' friend, Sandy had a stack of fabrics that she didn't know what to do with, so she asked Linda to put together a quilt. Linda named the quilt "Salt Lake City" because it was made from blocks with that name. Lynda Balas quilted it beautifully with her long arm machine, but these pictures were taken before the quilting was done.
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