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Old 01-10-2013, 09:22 PM
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Wouldn't a set of these be beautiful on the wall.
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these are great would`t they be wonderful with grands picture in center of block
hmmm mabe next years xmas present for dd
thanks gale
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The link in your link that lead to the ladder stitch was awesome!
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this is a great idea! thanks for the link
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these are great would`t they be wonderful with grands picture in center of block
hmmm mabe next years xmas present for dd
thanks gale
WOW- that is a wonderful idea-I have plenty of orphan blocks, think I'll look into giving it a try.
Thanks Ditter & grma33
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This would be a great way to "remember" quilts you have made. Make one more block. I was making pot holders from the extra block but the kitchen is full. Now I can move on to canvas for the sewing room!!
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Thanks for the link!
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Thank you, I love that idea.
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ditter does it again-thanks for the great link!
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