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Tipsy Trees

“When I am designing a quilt, I ask myself, ‘What if?’ a lot. ‘What if I turned the blocks? What if I added sashing? What if I …’ This quilt was the final product of my ‘what if’ questions. Electric Quilt 8 software makes it easy for me to test out my ‘what ifs.’”
—Tricia Maloney

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Confident Beginner

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