
It was a very thick quilt that someone had pieced with corduroy, and would have been a challenge to quilt with batting, so we tied this one with a flannel backing. I think it would be a great quilt for a boy. The triangles were like little pockets, great place to park little toy cars, I'd imagine!

Others machine quilted:

and others pieced new tops:

After lunch, Linda gave us a demo of Kaye Wood's "6 Hour quilt". This is a quick method to make children's quilts for charity and a great way to use up scraps from other quilts.

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That is one of the things I miss from the states is getting together with other quilters to make doantion/charity quilts. Looks like a lot of fun!
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