My red cross quilt is finally finished. You can see all the pics here. Thank you all so much for making crosses for this quilt. It turned out better than I could have imagined.
Thanks again!
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The Common Thread
Twelve quilters from eleven different states come together to sew in a virtual quilting bee.
How it Works
- Each Quilter is assigned a month
- That quilter picks out their fabric, purchases it, cuts it into smaller portions and sends it to the 12 other quilters
- They also include directions to each of the 12 other quilters as to what they would like the blocks to be like
- The 12 quilters do the stitching
- The finished blocks get mailed back to the quilter of that month
- The quilter then assembles their blocks into a finsihed quilt
- The process starts again!
8 comments:
it is beautiful!
How does someone sign up for a quilting bee such as this? I have been following a few thru blogs, and would love to join one. I have especially wanted to make one of the "red crosses" quilts as well. Thank you! Laura of Ruby Grey Studio
How does someone become a part of the next bee? I've been following a few and would love to join - especially because I have been interested in a red crosses quilt for myself!
Wow so beautiful. Again, love the detail work.
xo,
Arianna
P.S. I'm hosting a $100 e-spree giveaway in case you're interested!
http://ariannabelle.blogspot.com/2011/03/100-joss-and-main-giveaway.html
Thats really professionally done. Great job.
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what an amamzing quilt! seriously beautiful!
Beautiful work and it really gives a feeling of Peace.
This is so beautiful! Hard to believe it's handmade! Great job!
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