I even pieced the back of this quilt, so I expect to be ready to use it this year.
Monday, August 11, 2008
Halloween Quilt (50 x 50)
I even pieced the back of this quilt, so I expect to be ready to use it this year.
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Economy Block and Large-Scale Fabrics
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4 comments:
Looks to me like Louie gives good advice!
That turned out great!
HI Barbara,
The quilt is very cute and Louis does look like he is the foreman surveying the work. I have an Orange cat and she loves to help me quilt- she plays in the flimsies and stirs up the blocks when they are laid on the floor-Oh what fun she has>..
Regards,
Anna
that was Quick! maybe you can just tie it with some big orange and black buttons (which you probably have in your stash!)
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