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#3
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Originally Posted by DonnaRae
This is Fun. Be sure to check all pages to page eight.
http://www.geocities.com/quiltdesign...gle4Patch.html
http://www.geocities.com/quiltdesign...gle4Patch.html
#5
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: British Columbia
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I'm dizzy, too. What a clever idea!
Windows Paint never occured to me as a program to use for something like this. I have no idea how that would work. Yet another question to explore, how to use Paint for cut-and-paste work.
Windows Paint never occured to me as a program to use for something like this. I have no idea how that would work. Yet another question to explore, how to use Paint for cut-and-paste work.
#7
I taught one of those classes back in Sept-Nov. my students made some gorgeous quilts too! It's a fun block to make. I made up another set of 30 blocks, but I haven't assembled them into a quilt yet. That will be one of my goals to complete for 2009.
#8
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Aggi, you are amazing. What speed do you go at? I am going to have to set some goals for this next year. One, is to finish my UFO's and two to do one of these quilts. Just about any busy fabric would work!
#9
Originally Posted by DonnaRae
Aggi, you are amazing. What speed do you go at? I am going to have to set some goals for this next year. One, is to finish my UFO's and two to do one of these quilts. Just about any busy fabric would work!
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