Like Jenn, I also think about the first woman who made the original quilt. Initially I thought it was a girl, but looking at the elements realized that it must have been a woman and that left me wondering about the purpose of the quilt. As with every finished LE, the mystery lingers.
Here's what Jenn had to say about her quilt in her own words:
"My name is Jenn Rice Dewey and I am from Scotts Valley, California, USA
I loved the pattern from the first time I saw it. I loved working on all of the pattern. Each time I started a new part I loved what I was doing. I love any kind of a challenge. I always seem to pick things to do that will give me a challenge.
I heard someone say that in the 1790's they used bright colors. I wondered if the lady that first made the coverlet was a young girl adding to her wedding things for after she was married. I started this quilt 3 ½ years ago. I could only work on it when I wasn't working to take care of my parents.
I want to thank Esther for allowing us to have this pattern. It was very challenging but also fun. It makes me want to be more challenged in the future."
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So stunning. Would love to see close up photos. I really love this colour scheme too. Amazing job.
ReplyDeleteJenn's LE is just stunning! Well done!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely magnificent! Great job, Jenn, and thanks for sharing it with us, Esther!
ReplyDeleteWow Jenn that is a gorgeous quilt. What amazing job you did. Stunning. Congratulations🙂
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