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In & Out of Studio 3D
Sunday, 29 November 2015
Orange Frog Pond
Topic: Quilting

Here is number 17 in my series of tops for baby quilts.

The blue fabric is covered with yellow and orange frogs along with some sort of bugs. I used a dark coral patterned fabric and some brighter marbled fabric.

This is constructed as a disappearing 9 patch.

When I got the center done I discovered I had been a little enthusiastic with the trimming in squaring up and was goung to be short one inch of the desired 40 for the quilt top. So I added a striped 1/2 inch inner border before the patterned coral outer border which had already been cut.


Yes, it really IS this bright!

Ddd

 


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