Novelty Strips and Pie Chart tops
9 years ago
I don't know where Pie Chart came from, but here's my take on it. It's 24X32...might end up being a doll quilt.
The Novelty Strips started as 2 1/2" strips and is 48X56. It could be an I Spy but there are a lot of duplicates.
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