I've gotten a few requests for information regarding the raffle for my Hometown USA quilt. Well the raffle has officially started. The quilt is currently on display at the Mt. Carmel Illinois Public Library.
Tickets are on sale at the library, by library and foundation board members, and me. The tickets are $5 per ticket or 5 for $20. The drawing will be held on June 10, 2017.
If you're interested in purchasing a ticket drop me an email and I'll get with you on further details.
When not working on Due South I've been thinking about my other Year of Thelma 2017 Quilting Goals. Piecing a red and white quilt is on that list. I've been spending my evenings admiring all the quilts in this book.
My new problem is trying to narrow down my favorite to just one pattern. I may have to start piecing a red a white quilt every year for the next 10 years.
Here I am with the quilt and the library foundation board president, Donnie Price, also know as Thelma's brother. Not really, that's the family joke, when I come to town I'm known as Don Price's sister, but that's OK, I couldn't ask for a better baby brother. Plus he's lived in my hometown almost all his life, I left 40 years ago.
Just in case you've forgotten, this is Lifetime Quilt Number 185
I've named this quilt Hometown, USA
I combined the patterns Summerville and Stars and Stripes by Camille Roskelley for Thimble Blossoms.
The fabric is Vintage Picnic by Bonnie and Camille for Moda
It finished at 98" x 98"
It has approximately 1,912 pieces.
Connie Lancaster at Quilts Plus in Indianapolis, IN did the custom quilting.
Tickets are on sale at the library, by library and foundation board members, and me. The tickets are $5 per ticket or 5 for $20. The drawing will be held on June 10, 2017.
If you're interested in purchasing a ticket drop me an email and I'll get with you on further details.
When not working on Due South I've been thinking about my other Year of Thelma 2017 Quilting Goals. Piecing a red and white quilt is on that list. I've been spending my evenings admiring all the quilts in this book.
My new problem is trying to narrow down my favorite to just one pattern. I may have to start piecing a red a white quilt every year for the next 10 years.
The thing about a red and white quilt, they never go out of style.
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