That’s the name of my new quilt. Strange, you say? Not really, if you know the history of its origin. Each block is an exchange – meaning it was made by another person in exchange for me making a block for them.
At the time it seemed reasonable to ask someone to make one of these blocks for me. In fact, I asked nine people to make blocks for me! But it was a huge imposition, now that I look back on it. The blocks are very difficult to do and getting them all to look the same is even harder.
I don’t know what I was thinking! Well, I was thinking I would get this quilt done. But really, I was asking a lot of everyone who got one of my blocks to make. They are beautiful, but all I could say was “I’m sorry!”
So that’s how this quilt got the name “Mea Culpa”. I love the quilt and am very grateful to everyone who contributed to it. But all I heard was complaining and moaning from all the participants, so all I kept saying was “I’m so sorry!”
It’s so beautiful! I’m not sorry that you shared about it here, it is so exquisite. 🙂
Good and healing thoughts to you and all who made her. Sorry I just called a quilt a her but it seemed right to me. 🙂
Kate
It is a her! How perceptive of you! And she is a beaut, isn’t she. I’m in love. Hope you are feeling better.
Granny
It’s really beautiful, love the texture and depth to it. Were the pieces you did in return much simpler technically?
Oh so much simpler – hence the guilt. It did turn out lovely, didn’t it?
Granny
Absolutely stunning!