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| CHRISTMAS PUNCH GALLERY 2009 Free Christmas Pattern I hope you will enjoy making this little quilt for your own decorating or as a gift! I will be happy to display your photo here if you e-mail me a picture to patchalotpatterns@yahoo.com |
The picture above shows my original quilt, and
the next photo is the reverse of the first. The
same fabric is in the stars, but the border
fabric is changed to red.
I love this blue version made by Dot who blogs
at Rantala Rags. Dot has made each of my
Christmas quilts for the past four years!
Click on the picture to enlarge it!
the next photo is the reverse of the first. The
same fabric is in the stars, but the border
fabric is changed to red.
I love this blue version made by Dot who blogs
at Rantala Rags. Dot has made each of my
Christmas quilts for the past four years!
Click on the picture to enlarge it!
Karen Mowery from Sew Primitive made
her Christmas Punch with light star points
and dark background, giving the quilt yet
another look. Karen is a quilt and
punchneedle designer, and an artist as well!
Her website is: Folk Art Children
her Christmas Punch with light star points
and dark background, giving the quilt yet
another look. Karen is a quilt and
punchneedle designer, and an artist as well!
Her website is: Folk Art Children
Elaine Adair decided she wanted to take this
pattern in a totally different direction. She
changed the colors and the block size and she set
the blocks on point! Check out the beautiful
quilting as well! Elaine completed this for donation
to Quilts of Valor.
pattern in a totally different direction. She
changed the colors and the block size and she set
the blocks on point! Check out the beautiful
quilting as well! Elaine completed this for donation
to Quilts of Valor.
Libby's primitive Christmas quilt.
If you know Libby, A Simple Girl, you know that
her quilts always include her own special primitive
twist. Libby added her sour green look with red
accents. She scrapped up the border and added
curves! Great look!
If you know Libby, A Simple Girl, you know that
her quilts always include her own special primitive
twist. Libby added her sour green look with red
accents. She scrapped up the border and added
curves! Great look!
| I so appreciate these friends of mine that I have made through blogging. Each one of them is blessed with talent and it always pleases me when they choose to make one of my designs. Thanks my friends! |
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