
The blocks were given to me by Doris, the first neighbour we met when we moved to Kenora in 1983. Doris had noticed that I liked to quilt and handed me an unfinished pile of 9-patches made from sugar sacking and striped cotton. I added flowered fabric and appliqued a heart on a single blue block so that I could call the finished piece "Patch of Blue". These images are scanned from the only two slides I have of the piece. (I remember that I used a cotton muslin fabric for the backing that was really difficult to hand stitch. Dear Yvonne. Hello if you are reading this!

2 comments:
this is a lovely little folk quilt. isn't it annoying when a fabric fights the stitch? just catching up on blog reading. great stuff here.
I have spent ages reading your Blog tonight and loved every bit. Thanks for the inspirations!
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