Pizza Box Sampler Quilt finish

I shared back in January about the pizza box challenge we had in one of the guilds I was a part of. Each member of the exchange was given a pizza box. We could chose what to put in the box, either a pattern or fabric or both and as the box was passed around, each person added something to the box following the instructions given.
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Blue Sampler Quilt
 I put in a piece of blue fabric that was to be used in each of the blocks with instructions to build a 12.5" block of their choice.
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Close up of Blocks
 When I got my box back, I had 8 different blocks made by my quilting friends and a little fabric left over.
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Close up of Blocks
 I added 8 more blocks and a border fabric to make this quilt. I love that it includes blocks that are completely different from any I've made and to see the creativity of others.
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Close up of Blocks
 It was sent to my friend Marie from Blueberry Hill Quilts (in High River, Alberta) for quilting and she chose a great all-over design that gives a great quilted texture to this piece.
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Close up of Blocks
 The flannel back will just get softer with use and washing. This quilt will be a heirloom that will last for many years!
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Flannel Backing, Quilting Details
I love working on projects that involve multiple people. What are you working on today?

--Ann

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