Saturday, June 6, 2015
Tropical Breeze by Linda H.
Linda H made this queen size quilt, named "Tropical Breeze" for her daughter. The pattern came from McCalls Quilts online free patterns. The front is made with batiks, the back is made from hand dyed or similar type fabrics. The blocks on the back are huge, they measure twenty inches each. Good way to use up odds and ends of fabric.
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