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D9P that never end

3 years ago

Here's the latest from all the D9P blocks I made some time ago. I made the blocks and gave to a friend to finish. I drew her out a couple of possible D9P patterns, but this is what she came up with. I still have more blocks, but not sure what I will do with them.

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bev2009
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3 years ago

I've made several D9P with various layouts and sketched out a couple usual ones. She doesn't use a computer, so she may have misplaced my suggestions and just came up with the best she could. It is going to a child in Africa, and I'm sure they'll love and appreciate it. I've really appreciated all the help she has given me with several of the quilts. She is such a good friend!

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jackier123
3 years ago
I love the scrappyness!
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msmeow
3 years ago
Wow, so colorful! I like it.

Donna
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geezerfolks_SharonG_FL
3 years ago
I would never guess that as a D9P. It sure qualifies for scrappy and bright. Are the blocks you have left all different? Maybe check out the various layouts that are available and see if you like any of them? Or is that what you did for your friend?
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loisflan
3 years ago
Sometimes things just don't turn out like you've planned. It's very cheerful and bright. I'm sure someone will love it.
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caroline94535
3 years ago
Such a lovely quilt!

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Now I cannot sign into The Kitchen Table site. Could someone point me in the right directio?
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geezerfolks_SharonG_FL
3 years ago
Don't know if this will help you or not. If you're posting here, you should be able to post there as it's all in THS. Unless something has changed that I'm unaware of.......

https://www.gardenweb.com/discussions/kitchentable
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Char
3 years ago
Very bright, colorful and cheery. Well done!
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