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Making a traditional Indian quilt from reclaimed clothing

 
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I thought this a great way to make a quilt
 
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This is fantastic! Thank you for sharing. Nothing goes to waste.
 
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What a great way to make a simple, quick quilt - I just might make something similar, with some of my stash! Thank you for sharing this, r! In fact, I have a few pieces of fabric in mind, and some crappy, stay-inside weather, this week...
 
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