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Logging On is finished

2 months ago

last modified: 2 months ago

I can't get the photo to capture the warmth of this quilt. The oranges and golds seem to fade out. I upped the saturation on the photo, and it helped a bit. The dots in the border fabric that appear gray are actuaIly little gold and rust clusters.

I have to keep this one, because my husband loves it. It reminds him of autumn. The pattern is from AllPeopleQuilt.com, designed by Lynette Jensen. It's 64x88. The panto is one of my favorites, Spilt Paint from AnneBrightDesigns.com. Thanks for looking.

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polardream1954
2 months ago
Lois, I can understand why he wants to keep it. It is beautiful! I really like the border fabric.

Sue
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nannykins
2 months ago
Echoing Sue!

Theresa
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msmeow
2 months ago
That came out really nice, Lois! It looks like fall without being ”traditional” fall colors.
petalique
last month
Wonderful quilt. Everything about it.

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