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I was leafing through a recent (ish) issue of Quilting Arts and was able to read Patricia Bolton’s editorial before I dropped off into a dead sleep. In it she describes a game board she made for in-laws for their 50th (WOW!!) wedding anniversary. Sadly, there were no pictures and my dream of websites launching in midair (remember that delusion I described sometime ago? I tried to find it in my blog, but couldn’t. If I do find it, I’ll edit this post to include it) didn’t happen. <\/p>\n

Today, I emailed Ms. Bolton on Facebook and asked her about the photos. She pointed me to her blog and there are the photos. This gets counted in the cheerful quilt department. I am also impressed with the different techniques that she described. The idea of using those little felted things as laggers is great, too. All around a wonderful idea. <\/p><\/div>\n\n\n
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