

Before I left I also got the last of the spool blocks done

I decided to haul out all my random orphan blocks and see what I had and what I might be able to make from them. Sorting them out gave me 4 doll quilt tops to put together. I got the tops done and I am going to ust back them with flannel with no batting since I hope to sell them at a bazaar as, interestingly enough, doll blankets for little girls (or boys) to play with. I figured that makes them a little easier to wrap around a doll. I quilted two of them on the machine and got their bindings on them ready for the hand-sewing and the other two will be hand quilted using embroidery floss. I brought these all along since I get the occasional break from the kids to do a little hand-sewing.
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