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Two Tip Tuesday – Quilt Show and Flower Garden Finish
First up: One of the guilds I belong to, Thimble Pleasures, has their Quilt Show this weekend!! Thimble Pleasures has their show every two years. We will have over 200 quilts on display, a raffle quilt, boutique, raffle baskets, silent … Continue reading
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Two Tip Tuesday – Herring Run Quilt Guild
Thank you to Herring Run Quilt Guild for a great afternoon workshop and lecture beforehand. The workshop was the Hexie Flower Garden quilt. I have photos to share! I got 8 of the 10 results for the short three hours … Continue reading
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