I made this queen sized double wedding ring quilt for some good friends. The quilt was meant to be a swap. I was to make a quilt. She was to make a wool rug for me. I never got my rug as she broke her wrist and then got side-tracked by their first baby. Oh, well, I still love them both.
I hand pieced this quilt, then had my friend Scottie Brooks do the hand quilting. It was finished in 1997. I am thankful to my friend for taking these photos for me.


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Michigan State University Museum and the MSU College of Human Medicine have launched a Quilts and Health blog (quiltsandhealth.wordpress.com/) and are beginning work on a Quilts and Health portal to the Quilt Index (www.quiltindex.org).
Loved seeing your blog.
This is really beautiful! Wow!!!
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