Do a puzzle of Amy Pabst's quilt, The Best Medicine.

The Best Medicine was inspired by an antique quilt that Amy found on Barbara Brackman's blog. The original quilt was made by a woman named Anna Horn during World War I when her son Albert Horn was out fighting. Both mother and son shared the initials A.H. which Anna put in over and over in the quilt, and Amy feels that maybe she did this as a way to think of him while he was away. When Amy saw the original, she thought of it more as a funny quilt, as she read the initials as both H.A. and A.H., which when read the first way created the words Ha Ha continuously. This then inspired the name of Amy's quilt because, as the saying goes, laughter is the best medicine.

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See more of Amy's quilts in Foundation Piecing Miniature Log Cabins with Amy Pabst | How to Do Embroidery on Silk with Alex Anderson.

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TheBestMedicinebyAmyPabst - 289 Pieces Non-Rotating

TheBestMedicinebyAmyPabst - 36 Pieces Rotating

TheBestMedicinebyAmyPabst - 100 Pieces Rotating

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Original Photo: Lucas Davis