Inspired by Tartan....but which way to go?
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I made one of these, too, also inspired by Tartan. I realized when arranging the crayons that if alternated, the seams of the pieces making up the crayons that don't match up -- as in lined up -- are not so obvious. Also, it's the way children often put their crayons back in the box. I'm pretty OCD but the alternating crayons worked for me!
I like your quilt! Love the colors and the fabrics you used. And you got your crayon points a little sharper than mine, which I like a lot. Can't wait to see your backing.
I like your quilt! Love the colors and the fabrics you used. And you got your crayon points a little sharper than mine, which I like a lot. Can't wait to see your backing.
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I made one of these, too, also inspired by Tartan. I realized when arranging the crayons that if alternated, the seams of the pieces making up the crayons that don't match up -- as in lined up -- are not so obvious. Also, it's the way children often put their crayons back in the box. I'm pretty OCD but the alternating crayons worked for me!
I like your quilt! Love the colors and the fabrics you used. And you got your crayon points a little sharper than mine, which I like a lot. Can't wait to see your backing.
I like your quilt! Love the colors and the fabrics you used. And you got your crayon points a little sharper than mine, which I like a lot. Can't wait to see your backing.
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