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Abecedarius–Challenge 5 of Project QUILTING

It's challenge time again! If I were smarter or my brain were working better I could give you the exact title of the challenge But it includes using letters or words on your project.
I decided to do a twofer meeting two different challenges in one quilt. The Second Challenge was a crayon color challenge. We were asked to pick two crayons from a basket blindly. Then we could add 1 neutral, and what other color. Individually both the colors were nice however combining them into one project was a little challenging but isn't that the point?
I'm calling this one Spools in the Sewing room. Hope you can read the little applique that I added it's kind of cute. And meets the challenge of words or letters.
My crayons were the cheddar gold yellow and the fuchsia or Violet red fabrics added the green blue and the black


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  1. The Joyful QuilterMarch 11, 2019 at 10:24 AM

    Way to convince TWO challenges. You quilt turned out SEW cute!!

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  2. PersimonDreamsMarch 14, 2019 at 5:15 PM

    this is lovely! I'm a fan of spools and these are wonderful ;)

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