I found Historical fiction (7868) in Green from Ex Libris collection by Andover Fabrics at my local quilt shop.
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5" charm squares of Historical Fiction from Ex Libris by Alison Glass |
All 72 of the 5" charm squares were cut from 1 1/2 yards and will be on their way to Yvonne tomorrow.
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Historical Fiction from Ex Libris 5" charm squares |
The original print I was planning to use for the swap was Bike Path in blue from her Luck Penny collection. I was about to cut into it and discovered I had already prewashed it...and that would be breaking swap rule #4. (The perils of a prewasher.) I think this will make a great binding with the dotted stripes.
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Bike Path from Lucky Penny by Alison Glass |
Now to wait on my charm squares to arrive. In the mean time, have your peeked at Alison's new line Seventy-Six? It's beautiful!
Linking to Let's Bee Social and Fabric Frenzy Friday.

Beautiful fabric that you sent. The whole collection is pretty. Looking forward to seeing what all is made with the charms.
ReplyDeleteI don't own much Alison Glass fabric although I do love her vibrant colours. Thanks for introducing me to her new line!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great print Paige. It almost looks fussy cut...or is that just the lucky top one? :-)
ReplyDeleteSue, you are right, the top one is fussy cut. I wish they could have all been fussy cut! But I did send that one to Yvonne.
DeleteI was definitely curious about the charms not being the blue bike path print! Thank you so much for participating; it's going to be fun to see the collection we create.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could have participated in this but being in Canada it didn't work out for me. Heh maybe I should start my own....maybe next year. I'll have to ask Yvonne about it.
ReplyDeleteThe fabric is gorgeous ♥
ReplyDeleteI missed the charm swap but what a great idea. Probably better to save that bike path for a binding. You're right, it would be a perfect use for it.
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