I made this for my daughter in one evening and one morning - all from scraps.

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  1. Connie StaccatoFebruary 13, 2014 at 7:11 AM

    Thank you for visiting me! And reminding me that my problems, at this moment, are very first world. I love your quilts. And your rant about the Duggars. Do you crochet?

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