The last of the donation quilts in this batch for the Houma Guild to give to the children’s home.
This is one of my favorite borders. There’s a little guide to making this quilt and this border here.
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I love your borders!!! (Oh, yes…I love your quilts, too, of course!!! LOL)
Wow, this is gorgeous! The border makes me think of Legos! Thanks for the insight on the making . . . I think I could do this! LOL!
It does look like legos! It will be very-much loved..good job.
Thanks Judy! I love it when you help us along. Really cool border. I did my first pieced border on a QOV using your help sheet. It was great.
I love how bright and cheery your quilts are! You are my idol! Can you adopt me?? LOL
The kids are going to be so thrilled with their new quilts!
Love that funky border!!! You make me see how a little effort made in borders really makes the quilt alot better!!!
oh, I love this and you are so generous to share with us, thanks! I think this can go together pretty quickly for a quilt I would like to do for the Fisher House here before I move.
I love that border…looks like Lego!
You are to be commended for giving so many quilts to charity; especially to children and soldiers. God bless you for all that you do for others.
Amen! A very generous lady–Southern, that is.
Judy, you are so clever. I love this pieced border. Thanks for the instructions.
I am so exhausted looking at all the wonderful quilts you make.. I need to go lie down in a dark room!!
Seriously you are an inspiration, your blog is the first thing I read every morning.
Happy Room Diana
i love that border. Printed it off and will be using it for an upcoming quilt. thanks for sharing it.
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