I had to beat this one flat..............giggle.
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- BillieBee (billiemick)
- Texas, United States
- Mother of two, grandmother of four, wife of one...smile.
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Next time just send it my way and I'll sit on it for you.
That's why I keep my tailor's mallet - think of the calories you burned!
o...there's been a few blocks in my quilt life (lots actually!) that have had to be beaten into submission. They might've turned me in for "block abuse" had they known. =P
hugZ,
annie
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Cute. Unfortunately, I've had a few blocks that just wouldn't be beaten flat. :-)
LOL - very pretty. Gotta get me one of those mallets!
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