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I made
this wallhanging to keep from freezing in our former home! Directly
over
the chair where I prefered to do my hand quilting, there was a vent for
the evaporative cooler. That was nice in the summer, but in the winter
the cold winds came through the vent with a vengeance. This piece
covered
the vent in the winter so that the room stayed warm and I stayed
comfortable.
This Drunkard's Path variation was machine pieced and hand quilted and
is only 28 1/2" x 17 1/2".
This Drunkard's Path was made in a class with Lyn Mann at Quilt Camp in the Pines in 1999. Actually, that's when I started the top, finishing it later that summer. However, I didn't get around to machine quilting it until November, 2000! Now I use it as a decorative tablecloth on my dining room table. It really brightens up the room! This quilt also took third place in its category in our local show in 2001. Below you can see the quilt on the table and as a whole. It measures 46" square.
