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02-14-2013, 05:26 AM

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hcarpanini

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Hello, welcome from Oklahoma!

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Hello and welcome from northern California!

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Welcome from Kansas..

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Pam Riggs

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Hello

Hi and welcome from South Central Kentucky. I live just 20 miles east from Elizabethtown and 8 miles south of Hodgenville and a little one caution light town called Magnolia.

02-16-2013, 05:26 AM

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Cybrarian

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I'm a former Kentuckian (Louisville) transplanted to Florida - single quilt blocks can quickly become pillows! I'm not a sampler quilt fan for myself I like to look at others' sampler quilts but I don't want to make one so after
I do individual blocks from a block of the month I make pillow covers out of them. It's an inexpensive way to Change up a room!

02-16-2013, 08:07 AM

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02-16-2013, 09:08 PM

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Old_Rosebud

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Thanks for the great idea Cybrarian! This is the first quilt along that I have attempted and I must say I am learning a lot. I am trying to use the same hues and fabrics to help the unity. Sashing will help too. Of course - I can always gift it to someone at the end too! LOL.