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Old 12-20-2008, 04:33 PM #1
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Default Advise for the back of my quilt.
Can anyone give me some advise about making the back for the quilt I made.
It is for my granddaughter, very cute so but the workmanship is a little shoddy.
I'll never make it in time for Christmas. I didn't use a pattern, which is one problem. My inexperience was obvious as I would have to tear something out and try again.
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