It's been a long time. The day after my last post my cousin had a brain aneurysm. We weren't sure he would make it but he's a fighter. He will be in the neuro ICU for awhile and then probably go to rehab. I spent a lot of time with his mama and sister at the hospital.
I have been sewing though....quilting my civil war legacy quilt,making a big tote bag from a mill house inn scrap bag,hand sewing some cute folded pinwheels. I found my April UFO today,but doubt I will have it ready by the end of the month. This is my favorite quilt top made by my great-grandma Julie Starling. I just love the wild vintage fabrics she used. It's all hand pieced and I know I'll never get it to lay flat for quilting. I think I will tie it and use some of her buttons on the ties. I've looked for this block pattern online with no luck,if anyone knows the name please let me know.
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It really is a gorgeous quilt. Thought I would share that my FIL suffered a brain aneurysm in his late 70s and survived it very well. Was still able to walk the golf course and play bridge.
And my SIL had one 5 or 6 years ago at the age to 44, she is in great shape now. I'll be thinking of all of you.
What an interesting quilt and a treasure.
I think the quilt pattern is call "the Wagon Wheel or Carpenters Wheel" It is also one of the block considered to be a Civil War symbol. Wishing the best for your cousin.
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