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Old 03-08-2008, 04:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Connie Hadba
Well, it's 2008 and I finished this one on January 2, just over the wire. This is a crib quilt made for teachers I work with who are expecting their first child. I began it before they found out it wil be a girl, but I had already planned for that.

The front is made from all the pink pieces I could find in my stash. The back is made from all the blue pieces I could find. I did not cut any of the strips to size, they are the width that I had. Only the half-square triangles are cut but from pieces that I already had at that size.

I was experimenting with a quilt as you go method, so it went together fairly quickly. :-)

So, I guess we can say it is a sample for the scrap challenge. The happy couple received the blanket yesterday and were delighted with it, thank God. :D

Connie

Connie: I really like your boy/girl quilt idea. I also like the way you did the blocks. All the same fabric half triangle in each diagnol (Sorry about the spelling...too early in the am, I think! :roll: ) row sewed to what looks like a scrappy triangle to make your square blocks. Cool! I like it.
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