A few month's ago I showed you a quilt Imogene brought in for me to quilt, and told you a story too many of us are familiar with. Her daughter-in-law's mother passed away a few years ago, and while sorting through her things she found a stack of unfinished quilts sitting in a closet. Imogene is a quilter, and she couldn't just let those tops continue to sit in a closet unfinished. This was the second quilt top of her daughter-in-law's that was brought to me in secret. Imogene's Log Cabin Variation with the Splash of Love pantograph. Longarm quilting by Angela Huffman - QuiltedJoy.com This variation on a log cabin pattern shows how skilled this piecer was. When a quilt comes in with this much piecing and hard work, I find it's best to choose a nice pantograph that allows the piecer's work to shine. Imogene chose the Splash of Love pantograph, a wonderful choice that will remind her daughter-in-law of her mother's love long after her passing. Imogene's Log Cabin Variation with the Splash of Love pantograph. Longarm quilting by Angela Huffman - QuiltedJoy.com Imogene brought her daughter-in-law to the shop when she picked up this quilt. They were both so pleased to see this quilt finally finished! Imogene's Log Cabin Variation with the Splash of Love pantograph. Longarm quilting by Angela Huffman - QuiltedJoy.com

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