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Did I mention that I was participating in the 2009 Chinese Coin Quilt Piece-along? It’s being hosted by two of my favorite bloggers: Juliette of Chickpea Sewing Studio and Karin of Orange Flower. Basically, the premise is to complete a Coin Quilt sometime within the year of 2009. That’s it. No deadlines, no requirements or restrictions, no partners, no nothing. How much easier can it get?
Here are some of the wonderful coin quilts that have already been finished. Aren’t these ladies amazingly creative, and on the ball to boot?
- Coin Quilts
1. coin top, 2. DSC_6007, 3. Elena’s Quilt, 4. Quilt #4 — Stacked Coins, front
The rest of the 2009 Coin Quilt Piece-Along Flickr pool can be found here.
I am to the sandwiching and quilting stage on my coin quilt. I have to clean a spot on the floor long enough to get everything pinned together. See why it takes me so long? It’s like someone somewhere is bound and determined to make me do housework, no matter how much I avoid it. 
These sites have been the inspiration for my little quilt.
- Here is a great downloadable Coin Quilt tutorial by CluckCluckSew.
- A Stacked Coins Baby Quilt tutorial is available at The Moda Bake Shop, provided by CrazyMomQuilts.
- Great Coin Quilt inspiration at Handmade by Alissa.
- Another Coin Quilt tutorial via Home School Blogger.
- MaryQuilts.com has a few Chinese Coin Quilt tutorials in the right sidebar, though there are many many more beautiful tutorials listed as well.
- More Chinese Coin Quilt instructions from Field Trips in Fiber
If you feel the urge to participate, please join us!
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Your coin quilts are so beautiful! I am going to have to make one, I like the one with the most green in it.
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