Star Wedding Ring Quilt

A Quilt by Ruth Flaud
Dimensions: 92 inches wide by 105 inches long
Quilt ID: rfq10420 Categories: , Design:

$995

Stunning..Gorgeous..STAR WEDDING RING…. A Double Wedding Ring quilt, the pattern has been changed to also feature a star within the ring. Truly a piece of art, a quilt taken to new level with lots of quilting. The background is a tone-on-tone cotton print. Backing on quilt is also a white tone on tone fine printed fabric. Be sure to note the hearts within the ring. Was pieced by an Amish woman in her home and then quilted by Amish woman. Beautiful quilting of 8 stitches per inch.

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Stunning..Gorgeous.. A Double Wedding Ring quilt, the pattern has been changed to also feature a star within the ring. Truly a piece of art, a quilt taken to new level. The background tone on tone cream off white cotton print. Be sure to note the hearts within the ring. Was pieced by a Mennonite woman in her home and then quilted by a Plain woman.

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