My Autism Awareness Scrap Quilt
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Thank you. The pattern is a free pattern from www.jukeboxquilts.com/
#106
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Camdenton, Mo
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Love your quilt. A friend asked me to make a puzzle quilt for her autistic sister. The quilt was a challenge for me, but worth it as her sister was so happy she cried when she received it. My pattern was a lot different, but I think I like your pattern more.
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Join Date: Sep 2010
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Your quilt is very interesting. I think quilters who highlight these conditions, autism and others, do a valuable service for others by highlighting needs that can fly under the radar-unless you observe it first hand as you do. We need research to find out the 'why' of these conditions. Thank you for sharing your talent and your heart.
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Join Date: Jul 2010
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Such a nice and colorful quilt. I did not know this puzzle piece was a symbol for Autism. He will love his new quilt. It seems that I hear more and more children having Autism-I hope a cure is found soon and what the cause is.
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