First of all, let me apologize for the poor quality photo of this quilt. Keep in mind, though, that this picture was taken with a digital camera in late 2002. The quality of cameras and print outs back then weren’t quite up to today’s standards.
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If you follow my blog (first of all, thanks!), you might remember that I mentioned this Kaleidoscope Quilt (by Cranberry Cupboard) on my last post (#5 big star quilt). This Flannel quilt was my 6th quilt and I made it at the same quilt retreat at Camp Lebanon as I did the big star quilt.
This quilt was my first experience working with flannels and I am glad the squares, and half square triangle blocks, weren’t too small. Anyone who has worked with flannels knows it can be a challenge to work with them. This is especially true when you are working on the bias.
I remember when I was working on this quilt, I wasn’t sure I really even like it. It wasn’t until it was all put together and quilted (on my home machine, in the ditch) that I fell in love with it. I almost didn’t give it away, but I did give it to my in-laws for Christmas.