Cute Quilt!

Earlier this year we were asked by quilter Kate C. if she could use our cute Scarlet Macaw illustration as an inspiration for part of a quilt she was making for her granddaughter. We kindly agreed! Kate send us this photo of the macaw in the finished quilt. Isn't that cute?!

Thank you, Kate!

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Lilly on October 23, 2016 at 11:12 PM wrote:
SOOOOOOOO cute I want it!!!!!!!!!!

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