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Seven Cranes for Japan

EditorAnne
EditorAnne
Seven Cranes for Japan - After the tsunami, I wanted to do something to express my sympathy for the people of Japan. Since it's good luck to make one thousand origami cranes, I decided to make cranes. (But not one thousand!) Margaret Rolfe's pattern was available only in Australia, and when I ordered it, I couldn't wait for it to arrive in Canada. So in the meantime I traced a picture of one of the blocks and made my own foundation pattern. As a result, my cranes are facing the opposite direction from Margaret's. I'm sure the positive energy I stitched into them reached Japan anyhow!

Added: Jul 31, 2011

 

Name of Pattern or Block Origami Crane
Owned By Anne Brennan
Name of Maker Anne Brennan
Name of Quilter Anne Brennan
Year Made 2011
Year Made is: Certain
Located in City Richmond
Located in State BC
Located in Country CA
Condition of Quilt Mint
Design Source Adapted Original Design
Design Source - Based On The Peace Quilt by Margaret Rolfe
Design Source - Description After the tsunami, I wanted to do something to express my sympathy for the people of Japan. Since it's good luck to make one thousand origami cranes, I decided to make cranes. (But not one thousand!) Margaret Rolfe's pattern was available only in Australia, and when I ordered it, I couldn't wait for it to arrive in Canada. So in the meantime I traced a picture of one of the blocks and made my own foundation pattern. As a result, my cranes are facing the opposite direction from Margaret's. I'm sure the positive energy I stitched into them reached Japan anyhow!
Genre Contemporary Quilt
Quilt Type Wall Quilt
Quilt Width 23
Quilt Height 33.3
Measurement In: Inches
Fabric Used 100% Commercial Cotton
Construction Technique Pieced
Piecing By Machine
Applique by None
Types of Quilting Quilted on domestic machine
Embellishments Other
Embellishments - Other Desc. Swarovski Crystals for Eyes

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