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Monday, January 7, 2013
Flannel Scraps
I started this quilt simply to use up a bag of flannel scraps that has been taking up space in my sewing room closet. I cut as many 6" squares as I could and then put them together in a Disappearing 9-Patch pattern. Daughter-in-law #2 happened to ask what I was working on one day, so I snapped a photo for her. She immediately questioned who it was for and when I told her it wasn't for anyone she said that she was putting it on her Christmas list! I couldn't ignore her request, so I got it finished just in time for it to be under the tree for her!
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9 comments:
That's so pretty! Maybe I should do that with my pile of flannel instead of making a rag quilt.
That looks fabulous! Glad that it has a loving home,
Perfect quilt for this kind of weather . . . and you made room for more stash gathering. A win win quilt to be sure.
oooh, that looks so snuggable. That's a new word. I invented it. Love it!
They say copying is the best form of flattery. Be prepared to be flattered. I love this. I have a LOT of flannel scraps. Now on my to-do list. Thanks for the inspiration.
It looks great -- no wonder she wanted it!
This is great! I'll bet the flannel is soft and cuddly. It's a good feeling to have our quilts wanted ;-)
What a cozy looking quilt - nice that you got it done in time to give it to her for Christmas :)
Love this. I bet she did to.
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