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The Nephew Quilt

Posted on December 18, 2012 by

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I have to admit that the childrens’ quilts I made this year lack something in finishing quality. However, I finished two quilts in less than a week and I happen to know that children aren’t over-inspectors on workmanship, so I’m cutting myself some slack.… Continue Reading “The Nephew Quilt”

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A weekend of finishing!

Posted on December 17, 2012 by

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Of five projects slated for Christmas presents, I completed four of them on the weekend – so this will officially be the week of finished objects! Starting with the Holiday Stars made from scrap yarn.  I completed the stars while riding public transit and… Continue Reading “A weekend of finishing!”

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