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Not sure which print you're referring to Susie.. let me know which one and I'll try to let you know. Most of the blues I've had for ages......and I'm talking up to 20 years... the indigos were a gift from MountainQuilter. The green fabric in the cones I've had ...geez, forever.. the only "new" fabrics are the pale green "leaves" and the white on white.
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So please you posted your pics of Nosegay - now I see what you mean after our discussion in chat last week. Love the blues - have you thought about doing applique blocks inbetween like the link I posted ?
Wonderful job to date :wink:
Tisha
So please you posted your pics of Nosegay - now I see what you mean after our discussion in chat last week. Love the blues - have you thought about doing applique blocks inbetween like the link I posted ?
Wonderful job to date :wink:
Tisha
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Originally Posted by Susie T
I love all the fabrics-you really have a great eye! The one in question appears at the top-outer area, looks like irish knots on a pale green background. Fabulous!
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I'd like the drawing of the dino., if you don't mind. My 5 year old grandson and 3 year old granddaughter were looking for dino. bones in their back yard. I got some plastic dinos and burried them in their sandbox for them to find. What fun!!! I burried them over and over for them. Thanks, Janis
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