Puzzle Quilt variation - "Trying to Fit In"
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I really like your puzzle quilt and the idea to have the last piece in the border. Please take a close look at the blue block and the blank place where it looks like it is going to fit into.
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If the point is that it doesn't fit then it just looks like a mistake to me. I don't understand the doesn't fit idea. If it is the last piece of the puzzle, it has to fit or the the puzzle maker made a mistake.??????????????????
peace
please explain
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peace
If the point is that it doesn't fit then it just looks like a mistake to me. I don't understand the doesn't fit idea. If it is the last piece of the puzzle, it has to fit or the the puzzle maker made a mistake.??????????????????
peace
please explain
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The jig saw pattern in quilts has also the pattern for autism and I have a young grandson I want to make this quilt for but am having trouble finding this pattern. I love the loose piece and want to make this for him. Would you please tell me how to find and get this pattern? Hope you can help me.
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If the name of this quilt is "Trying To Fit In" that is exactly what a person with autism feels all the time. They are some-times treated like they are different so are trying to fit in. It is sometimes said that "when all the pieces fit" they may have more explanations for autism and, consequently, more help for them. It is being diagnosed in larger numbers now.
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