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Boy Scout Memory quilt for my nephew |
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Leftover parts from my boat quilt |
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4 inch blocks for a swap |
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Hmm what can I make from these? |
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How about some geese? |
I completed the Boy Scout quilt! Shh! Don't tell, my nephew hasn't seen it yet! I am thrilled to finally get this finished! I am counting it as my 7th finished UFO of the year.
I got a lot of sewing done yesterday, well until the power went out. Third time in less than a month. It almost makes you want to go off the grid. Anyway, I always try to make a mini quilt for the Utah Quilt Guild's mini raffle. So I pulled out my leftover triangles. I figured that some I could use for a 4" block swap I am doing and the rest will be some flying geese.
I really like how the Boy Scout quilt turned out.
ReplyDeleteYou could call the leftover boat pieces your "deconstructed boat block". Nice work on the mini-blocks, too.
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