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    Old 01-02-2016, 07:06 AM
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    Originally Posted by Weezy Rider
    This is not a scrappy, but it was made from my stash. It's actually a Geology class final. The prof was tired of the same old essays and said to do something original. So my daughter decided to make a quilted wall hanging of the ages of parts of North America. It's appliqued, and she satin stitched it all down. The white area is just to show NA now. It wasn't there when the provinces were. The school kept it
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    When my granddaughter was in college, she also had such a challenge. So she and I made a small lap robe with lots of blue and green cool colored squares on one side. On that side we free motion wrote "350" in very large numbers. We did bobbin work with invisible thread on top and fine yarn in the bobbin.
    On the other side is written "387 What's the plan?" on hot red, yellow and orange fabrics. We started with squares and chopped them up to be very annoying. This is supposed to represent 350 parts per billion as the amount of carbon dioxide that we can live with comfortably as opposed to the amount at that time which was 387 ppb. Now it's even higher and going up.

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    Old 01-02-2016, 02:03 PM
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    That sounds great. Another use for quilts. Show a scientific (or academic) point. Good for you.
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    Old 01-02-2016, 05:29 PM
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    Originally Posted by marshaKay
    Call them "stash quilts". Just as good as store bought. And a whole lot cheaper!
    Hmmm... every one of my quilts is better than 'store bought', but way more expensive!
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