Monday, May 13, 2019
Another Donation Quilt By Linda H.
This is the second quilt that Linda recently donated to her quilting group. The pattern came from "The Big Book Of Scrap Quilts". The large size Flying Geese units work up quickly and make a nice design.
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I just finished making this apron. The picture of it on a hanger didn't turn out great because the apron was folding in on itself. I was...
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