Thursday, April 19, 2018
Quilt Top #21
I finally got this beast sewn together. It wasn't easy fitting the whole thing into the photo, I wasn't able to stand back far enough. Now I have an explosion of fabric to put away, I had been digging through everything to find enough variety for the blocks. It would be terrible to have the same fabrics too close together. :)
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