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I put together this quilt from my larger scrap pieces and
once I finished the quilt top, I totally forgot about it. I don’t know why I
just let it sit there unfinished. The poor thing didn’t deserve to be left
behind. So, I dug through my stash and found a nice simple print to use for the
backing and quilted it. I liked how the backing looked next to the top so much
that I also used the same fabric for the binding.
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The pattern for this quilt is called Ashley's Journey and it is
from a layer cake friendly book called Piece of Pie. I think I would like to make
another quilt using this pattern with fabrics that have a much more cohesive
look. Since I used leftovers with no real plan I decided that it looks much
more like an I-Spy quilt than anything else. It’s cheery look makes me think it
would be a good donation to a charity group.
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