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BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Retired dentist Don Locke put his massive quilt depicting The Last Supper on display Friday at the Waterford at College Station.

Locke worked on the quilt intermittently for two-and-a-half years to complete it. Locke said it is made up of more than 51,000 squares and close to 400 types of fabric.

Saturday night the Waterford at College Station will host a Taco-bout It Taco Bar conversation for the quilt.

Treat of the Day: Massive quilt depicting The Last Supper on display

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