Sunday, October 8, 2023
Judy's Quilt By Linda H.
Linda was given a stack of charm squares that had been laundered. They shrank in the wash and no longer measured five inches, so Linda trimmed them down to 4 1/2" square. Then she constructed a divided nine patch design, adding some of her own fabrics. I quilted it for Linda because I am a nice sister. (Hahaha)
After sewing the binding on, Linda gave the quilt to Judy, who had provided the charm squares. Judy's husband has been going through some serious health challenges, so Linda thought they could use a comfort quilt. <3
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