I like how it turned out--sweet and not too saccharine.
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6 comments:
Looks good. You're right, those darker plaids interspersed here and there give it a little kick.
I was in the thrift store a couple of weeks ago and I found myself picking up some plaid shirts on sale. I'm going to try piecing some simple patterns with them. Someday.
It looks great. You always think plaids are dark...but you just proven they can look light and sweet.
Love it... just wonderful... its a little bit harder to find the lighter plaids... but oh so much fun!! :o)
It's wonderful! I knew it would be.
It's just the quilt to curl up with for a peaceful nap!
Wow, you are fast! What a pretty quilt, it looks good enough to eat....makes me think of icecream!
You are truly an inspiration for me. Have started a shirt quilt and it is all your fault that my house is now littered with cutup shirts!!! :)
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