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| Connie took this top I had given her and embellished it to make a beautiful raffle quilt for a charity she supports. I don't remember when or how I came to own this top. I know I have had it in my UFO pile for many years. I did not make it. Sorry I don't know the story behind this now future keepsake. |
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| Connie made 12 small tops for a children's charity project. I love how she uses up everything she has. |
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| Another kid friendly top--very Eye-Spy-ish |
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| More fun fabrics |
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| This is 3 tops laid together. I recognize some of this fabric!! |
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| OK here is the flower top you were wanting to see! Made using our patterns from the 1932 newspaper |
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| This is only one who chose to do the alt. block as the pattern instruction suggested to make the top larger |
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| She enlarged her patterns about 1/2 inch. |
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| What a tradition but modern setting |
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| The library will have the completed tops on display for the Apple Fest going on next weekend. |
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| out of order but 4 more of Connie's small tops |
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| What a great leader and enders project. You go girl- go sew girl!! |
