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1 comment:
Nettie, I really love it. The look of this quilt is so tasty and friendly. And I wonder how you are able to give away the quilt (ok, I gave some away too).
But while working on my "Amsterdam"-quilt I just got in mind that my niece celebrates her Konfirmation on 13th of may and that I could give her this quilt as a special present. It was only one minute this thought... but I'm ashamed to admit that I wasn't able to let go the Dutch fabrics. I bought them on my first trip together with my boy friend, just "in a fresh state of being in love" :-) - and they always remind me of those wonderful days.
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