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Some of the ladies at the local American Legion post gave me their leftover patriotic fabrics they wouldn't be using. I stitched the fabrics together to make some patchwork panels and added borders with the larger pieces from the donated fabrics.
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Using leftover batting from larger quilt projects, I stitched the batting pieces together to fit the patchwork panels and loaded them on my longarmer. This nice donation made 5 lapsized quilts that will be taken to the VA hospital at Christmastime.
Hi Kathy I love love love your quilts there beautiful. The lap quilts you make there 6 across but how many down .. Thank you Mary
ReplyDeleteHi, thank you for your lovely comment. The lap quilts are 6 blocks across and 7 rows down.
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