Now to start searching for appropriate "bookcase" material to sash the rows together and use as borders.
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This looks incredible Alison, brilliant job :)
ReplyDeleteWhere did you find your HP patterns? The more I look at yours, the more I want to add it to my growning list of future projects :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat quilt!! And mint choc chip - sign me up :)
ReplyDeleteI love love love that quilt!!!! I love the books!!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT!!!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe how great your bookcase turned out! I just finished blogging about the very same thing, how's that for coincidence!
ReplyDeleteI am in love with that quilt. No really, I mean it. And I have a birthday coming up and I would LOVE to have that quilt (or one really really close to it!) for my 25th. Soooo, how much would one of those beauties cost? It would be awesome if *ahem* one of my parents or sibling could place an order with you :) Lemme know! ariel@wwdb.org And Merry Christmas Alison!
ReplyDeleteThe quilt is looking great!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun Harry Potter project!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun your Harry Potter quilt is! Adorable.
ReplyDeleteReally great project, I love it.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is amazing! And all those other blocks on the link, wow!
ReplyDeleteYummy looking cookies! My sister would die for your quilt!
ReplyDeleteBtw - found you from the giveaway, am a new follower XD
Hey! I just found your blog via googling Harry Potter quilt - I'm thinking about starting the bookcase aka project of doom! Yours looks amazing - I can't imagine how long it must have taken. I noticed you might be from the Detroit area? I grew up in Livonia (where all of my family live) but have since moved to Holland. Anyways, just wanted to say hello to a fellow quilter and Harry Potter lover! :)
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