Working on the dragon quilt meant I put a good dent in basket of four patches.
There’s still lots to go, but it’s no longer overflowing. And we have a nice little stack of eight patches.
Eventually, they will be paired up as well, making 16 patches that measure out to 6 inches finished. And well… that’s not very big. Burton and I are going to need a lot of them! I think this project may stretch out for another year.
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Burton seems to be as curious as I am as to what those blocks are going to become.
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Oh, the possibilities!
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Nothing wrong with a good, long-term project.
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Burton seems to be happy just observing and letting you decide what to make of all of these blocks. He’s always supportive of your ideas.
Blessings,
Betsy
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Looking forward to seeing this evolve.
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I admire your leader/ender piles! I just can’t seem to do that!
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