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    BLOCK OF THE MONTH ALDERSHOT MEADOWS

    Dec 04, 2019 5 minutes

    Sharon Burgess, Lilabelle Lane Creations Email: sharon@lilabellelanecreations.com, Instagram: @lilabellelane

    Quilted by Linda Cotton, Ladybug Quilting Phone: 0417 557 708, Email: ladybugquilting@bigpond.com

    FABRIC KEY

    Finished quilt size: 203cm (80in) square

    Note: Refer to the Fabric Key for the specific fabrics used in this project. Seam allowances of 1/4in are used throughout for the piecing. Instructions are given for working from the printed Pattern Sheet in the magazine, but you can download the digital patterns from www.homespun.net. au and print them out instead.

    PREPARATION

    1 This instalment of our Block of the Month provides instructions for making the Potted Blooms blocks for the outer corners of the quilt, completing Border 4 and finishing your project.

    2 If you’re not using pre-cut papers, trace the daisy petal (curved Dresden Plate) shape from the Pattern Sheet on to template plastic using a permanent-marking

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