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scrappy squares

Christmas for G

a Norman t-shirt quilt

memory quilts 7 & 8

memory quilts 5 & 6

double knit Trip (top NOT constructed by me)

memory quilts 3 &4

pink and white chain

Memory quilts 1 & 2

for Jenny's girl

for Katie's boy

a quilt for Grace

Scrappy Stripes

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