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- Carla
- Since childhood I have had an unquenchable love of fabric. For years now my addiction has been directed toward quilts and, especially, the creation of them. I have the stash to prove it! Fred, my wonderful husband, supports and encourages my hobby. My 3 grown children and their families will never be cold, let's just say. I have a degree in home economics education and worked in a public library until a few years ago. Many days you will find me playing with one or more of my nine beautiful grandchildren.
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- Save the Selvage
- Sunday Morning
- My Random July 365 Photo Challenge: Week 3
- A Recipe for Adorable Baby Bibs
- Snowballs for Ezra
- Sunday Morning
- Red Cross Pillow
- My Random July 365 Photo Challenge: Week 2
- Popsicles
- Sunday Morning
- Q3 UFO Finish-A-Long List
- My Random July 365 Photo Challenge: Week 1
- Wonky WIP Wednesday
- Celebrating Friendship
- Amazing Mazed!
- Sunday Morning
- Fortunate Friends Finished!
- Mazed...A Preview
- 2nd Quarter UFO Finishes
- Great Granny's Independence Day
- My Random June 365 Photo Challenge: Week 5
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Tutorials
- Save the Selvage Quilt Block
- Selvage Tote Bag
- Word Bunting
- Adorable Baby Bibs
- Easy Churn Dash block
- Quilt Sleeves: My Shortcut Method
- Free Quilts from Leader/Enders
- LeapFrog Explorer Carrying Case
- Lula's I Spy Block tutorial
- flanged exquisite block
- easy mug rug binding
- funky liberated border
- bright hopes whirligig block
- Improvisional Mile Bricks
- asterisk block
- selvage pillow
- liberated cross blocks
2015 Finishes
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2011 Finishes
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a poignant reminder...
ReplyDeleteamen....... and thank you.
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Elizabeth
Whoah....thanks, again!
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