I tried again & I overcame :-)
11-18-2011, 01:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Tartan
Unbury that purple french braid! Can you cut it into the size for place mats? It won't matter that they are not perfect just cut your rectangle square for the placemat. If they are real wonky they can be cut into pretty mug rugs. I'm glad your Christmas french braid is cooperating better. Pain can really do a number on your concentration for tasks. Hope your back gets better fast!
11-19-2011, 08:40 AM
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I have kept all my oops , extra orphan blocks and pieces left over from quilts. After Christmas, I'm starting a quilt that I'm calling "everything AND the kitchen sink'. Its gonna be scrappy...and thrifty...and wonky! I even found fabric with a kitchen sink on it! I am thinking of doing it as a sew along...Unbury that braid! It can be the start of something lovely and scrappy!
11-19-2011, 10:20 AM
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Pull that purple and white French braid out in about two months. I bet you will be able to look at it then and figure out something for it. I am a big purple fan...BIG purple fan, and I know you can let this purple live. 
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