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01-18-2012, 11:13 AM

#21

QandE2010

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I also am grateful for your memory lapse. I have bookmarked this for future use. Thanks

01-18-2012, 11:20 AM

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wildyard

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Originally Posted by patimint

I had seen this pattern before, but never printed it out. I did this time. I just got some fabric today and it was flannel. I thought it was cotton, so much for reading discription before ordering on line. One piece is cream, the other brown. Not exactly baby colors, but I have some other pretty flannels in baby prints that I can use with the fabric I just got. No babies due around my family that I know of, but would make great charity quilts. Thanks

I love this quilt pattern and don't see any reason you couldn't add one more and sew all 4 together to make a twin size or large throw. You could even do them as regular 9P on this giant scale, make them into D9P, using 4 instead of 3 and have a large interesting quilt. This quick and easy pattern has so many possibilities!!! Thanks for bringing it back to our attention!!

01-18-2012, 07:24 PM

#23

nstitches4u

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Originally Posted by earthwalker

I for one am grateful for your memory failure. I have not seen this one before, so thanks to you and TShooters I now have a copy.....and a few new ideas....thank you!

Likewise! Thank you for forgetting! I hadn't seen this pattern before. These will make gret Project Linus quilts.

01-18-2012, 07:42 PM

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heather1949

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Quote:

Originally Posted by earthwalker

I for one am grateful for your memory failure. I have not seen this one before, so thanks to you and TShooters I now have a copy.....and a few new ideas....thank you!

Yippee me as well,thank you both.

01-18-2012, 08:20 PM

#25

sew1

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So easy, even I might be able to do it. Thanks for this pattern.

01-19-2012, 04:12 AM

#26

maryfrang

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I love the pattern for making three out of flannel. I used my surger and made them as receiving blankets. I must of make 12-24 this way for a home for young mothers. I also made them for my family. They were different but nice receiving blankets. I have also used searsucker to make them. Good luck just some ideas for using the simple pattern.

01-19-2012, 04:34 AM

#27

Happy Tails

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LOLOL OMG I didn't know my loss of memory would be so happily received!!! It really is an awesome pattern. Soooo you're all welcome for my "sumtimers" LOL