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Old 12-26-2011, 07:01 AM
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My dd went on a mission trip to Cambodia. For Christmas she gave me the two beautiful pieces she brought back for me. I love them. I think I am going to just layer and quilt the blue/green piece. It matches my living room and is really pretty. I may just surprise her back with a picture quilt using the red batik. It is a truly special gift.
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Very Pretty- they really don't need much to make them a wall hanging - like you said batting , binding and away you go
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Yeah, I'd never cut it up for sure. Just quilt them. How beautiful they are. Just a tad jealous here, LOL
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They're lovely.
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Yeah, I'd never cut it up for sure. Just quilt them. How beautiful they are. Just a tad jealous here, LOL
Totally agree.
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Those are gorgeous pieces! Lucky you!
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They are beautiful. I don't think I could cut it either.
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What a sweet daughter you have. Those are too beautiful to cut up.
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That is some beautiful material.would make a quilt real quick with that .
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yes, beautiful fabrics. I like them as is ... don't know if I could cut into either of them.
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