With Tatted Hearts, Cheryl wanted to show people that even though she was a hand quilter, the quilting she does doesn't have to just be traditional, it can be very innovative. The quilt uses a whole pile of Cheryl's great-grandmother's hand-tatted lace. This allowed her to take something old and make it modern looking. Cheryl hid a lot of things within the quilting itself, like eyeballs, teeth, clocks, and more.

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See more of Cheryl's quilts in How to Piece Hexagons and Diamonds with Cheryl L See.

TattedHeartsbyCherylLSee - 36 Pieces Non-Rotating

TattedHeartsbyCherylLSee - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating

TattedHeartsbyCherylLSee - 289 Pieces Non-Rotating

TattedHeartsbyCherylLSee - 36 Pieces Rotating

TattedHeartsbyCherylLSee - 100 Pieces Rotating

TattedHeartsbyCherylLSee - 289 Pieces Rotating

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