
To figure out a way to combine them into a unified top is exactly what the Orphan Train challenge is all about. *VBS*

Holly is the one who spied the marvelous antique orphans quilt at the Sisters,Oregon show, and brought us back the picture. She blogs at http://andsewitis.blogspot.com/ She's done wonderful things with Tonya's wonky letters, including an Airplane quilt that she's currently handquilting.

This particular quilt grew in sections. Just one of the ways you can combine those orphan blocks. There was one more picture at her blog(check it out there!!) of the hand embroidered large square in the upper corner. Blogger seems to only want to handle 4 at a time...so I left it behind.

1 comment:
Really neat. Love those flowers, but I love it all.
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