think was drunk when i got this
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Looks like my grandson's hair when he gets up in the morning!
It would work cut into smaller pieces for log cabin, fillers, narrow border or binding on a tan/brownish toned quilt - I see many possibilities & I love it! Have fun whatever you decide.
It would work cut into smaller pieces for log cabin, fillers, narrow border or binding on a tan/brownish toned quilt - I see many possibilities & I love it! Have fun whatever you decide.
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KILL IT< KILL IT QUICK, before it breeds!!!
I think that I'd make a .......well, I just don't know, but it sure
does look like it'd make a good....well, maybe not but it would possibly make a...umm, well, perhaps a kitty cat quilt, with lots of cats who have lovely fur. ?
On second look, it is interesting. I never run into anything neat like that. I like different things.
I think that I'd make a .......well, I just don't know, but it sure
does look like it'd make a good....well, maybe not but it would possibly make a...umm, well, perhaps a kitty cat quilt, with lots of cats who have lovely fur. ?
On second look, it is interesting. I never run into anything neat like that. I like different things.
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Originally Posted by Rose_P
It would be perfect for a marmalade cat design, especially chopped up in smaller pieces so that the "fur" could go the right direction. Maybe you really should send it to skydiver70 since she's got the matching cat in her avatar! Or, if there's enough, how about a OBW, maybe combined with blocks from a different fabric for more color variety?
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