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I made this quilt for my sister to celebrate her college graduation a few years ago.
Material Notes
Quilter’s cotton on sale for $1/yard
Difficulty
Novice
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Credits
Maxine Rosenthal for her book, One Block Wonders… Me, and my sister for loving zebra prints!
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Feb 26, 2009, 07.30 AMby carolesam
i shall be looking the book up on amazon thank you. Your so very good with colour the black and white look is classic. thanks for sharing
Dec 10, 2008, 11.55 AMby redoubt
I think this is my favorite, mainly because I love black and white together. I’ve never been interested in quilting (I’ve made a few blankets with just square pieces) but now I’m seriously considering doing it!
Dec 10, 2008, 06.46 AMby justmica
Adore this one…
Dec 10, 2008, 03.04 AMby anajan
WOW! This one looks like a painting. Your quilts are gorgeous. I especially like the fact that they look modern, rather than rustic. I can imagine one of those in my flat. The same question for this one: what are the final dimensions of the quilt and how much fabric did you use for the caleidoscope part?