I was on Barbara Brackman's blog recently and saw she had done a posting on tile quilts. I was in Spain and Morocco a couple of years ago and took these photos. I thought hmmm!! there is a quilt somewhere in here. What do you think??????
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Mmmm what a lot of lovely designs. I took some similar photos in Jerusalem thinking there was a quilt in there somewhere but as yet haven't done anything. I shall enjoy seeing what you come up with, good luck.
I think there's more than one quilt in there!! Thanks for sharing the photos...those tiles are gorgeous. Welcome to blogland! I came over from Kathie's blog.
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wow, those tiles are beautiful, I would have a hard time picking one
ReplyDeleteMmmm what a lot of lovely designs. I took some similar photos in Jerusalem thinking there was a quilt in there somewhere but as yet haven't done anything. I shall enjoy seeing what you come up with, good luck.
ReplyDeleteI think there's more than one quilt in there!! Thanks for sharing the photos...those tiles are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to blogland! I came over from Kathie's blog.