Thursday, September 4, 2025
Rustler's Leaves By Linda H.
Just in time for Autumn!
This is what Linda said about her quilt, "The actual name of the quilt was Rustling Leaves. It was a free pattern n American Patchwork and Quilting by Sue Micheals of Dragonfly Fiberart. I used my precious squirrel print fabric on the back!"
It looks warm and cozy, Linda did a great job, as usual. :)
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