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Garden Snail Quilt : Update 3

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this quilt is going to be awesome! these are my snail blocks i made during March.





all of my snail shells are made with various Lizzy House prints and the snail bodies are constructed with prints and solids that coordinate nicely. this has been a great stash busting project with the added bonus of using my favorite designers collections that i have been hoarding.

for more information about this snail paced sew along check out Gnome Angel for more details!
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  1. KathleenMarch 27, 2017 at 11:26 AM

    Love your fabric choices. It does feel good to destash a little and use those precious fabrics.

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  2. Afton WarrickApril 11, 2017 at 12:11 AM

    I love the snails--especially the fabrics you picked. I have been hoarding Lizzy House prints too, which might explain why I find your snails so attractive.

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  3. research paper serviceOctober 3, 2017 at 10:25 AM

    Oh wow! You just gave a whole new look to the idea of quilts. The block prints have changed to a picture. Absolutely loved it and great fabric choice.

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