cute quilts I'd love to make









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  1. Cro Magnon24 September, 2011 23:47

    I like the middle (Frank Stella) one. I'm not too keen on too much white. I have an old American one somewhere, I'll look out for it and post a picture sometime.

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  2. Anonymous25 September, 2011 07:13

    Again I LOVE quilts!
    how is your trip going?? Penny

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  3. Pondside25 September, 2011 08:12

    You and me both! I love the one with circles - quite different and cheerful.

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  4. Beth Tunnell25 September, 2011 22:12

    Is being around Lia giving you an itching for quilting? I just started knitting again in the hospital with Lindsey, and it is so fun to pick up an old project. I hope you do make some of those!

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  5. Beth Tunnell25 September, 2011 22:12

    PS I couldn't comment when using internet exploring, but I'm using James's firefox browser and it works just fine. Maybe we should all switch?

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  6. Susan26 September, 2011 10:49

    Beautiful quilts Linda. I love the color with the white borders. XOXO

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