where's the purple thinking outside the box?
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I know I just saw a different mainly purple, with black and white 'thinking outside the box' quilt. was it on here? for some reason the design looked a little different. and it came from a book. can anyone please give me the link, so I can study it a little more. it was made out of a daughters 'wedding colors.'. ty in advance.
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Here's a link for those with inquiring minds (like me!):
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...t-t181076.html
Interestingly, this pattern is referred to as "Outside the Box." When I think of a pattern called "Thinking Outside the Box," it's a slightly different pattern...
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...t-t181076.html
Interestingly, this pattern is referred to as "Outside the Box." When I think of a pattern called "Thinking Outside the Box," it's a slightly different pattern...
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"Thinking Outside the Block" by Toadusew (often called 'thinking outside the box' in error as in the thread Tartan mentioned above) is a totally different pattern than "Outside the Box" by Ringle and Kerr.
Thinking Outside the Block
http://www.quilterswarehouse.com/p-6...t-pattern.aspx
Outside the Box
http://www.modernquiltstudio.com/SPD...1357667759.jsp
Thinking Outside the Block
http://www.quilterswarehouse.com/p-6...t-pattern.aspx
Outside the Box
http://www.modernquiltstudio.com/SPD...1357667759.jsp
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