So now I have 4 yards of fabric with nothing to do with it. It's so luxurious, so soft. Feels nicer than the normal fabric I buy! :)




I'm a 23 year old mother of Alex. I've been married a little over 4 years to Eric and I started quilting while I was pregnant with Alex (fall 2004)
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Oh I bet you'll find a use for it soon ;) Its very pretty! Good luck with your kaliedescope stuff, I hope today brings matching seams and points for you!! xoxo melzie
Great fabrics. (If you get a nice assortment of lights (light blues, greens, and pinks - not whites) those would work great for a log cabin....)
Now I see why you asked whether I liked Amy Butler fabric! Beautiful, but not at all to my tastes.
This is really neat fabrice. Hope things are going better with your kaliedoscope. It looks more to me like a stack and whack, I have never made one. Just think of all th practice you are getting. If you get to frustrated you can just use the fabric in another quilt.
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