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Thank you very much for continuing this. I was afraid I'd never get them all.
I wanted to rework the size of the blocks and make a quilt of all 50. I might make it now. Anyone else? I think it would be a great project.

This is my first visit to BellaOnline and am interested in the state blocks patterns. In your note about them, you said you just posted them. Where and how do I access them?

Thanx

I know you didn't ask me but I had been watching it. It is here:


Quilt Blocks of the States

Thank You

This is a wonderful quilt. You must take a look. The next time your hand quilting and it seems like forever before you'll finish, think of "The Quilt of Belonging". The site is
www.QuiltofBelonging.ca

Yesterday, I asked several questions at the State Blocks forum, but it seems like most of my answers were already here. Does anyone know where you can get that book that was reprinted in the 70's. I always think on a larger plane and was thinking that Countries (or Capitals) of the World would be the next step. But I can't imagine the scope of that project. For right now, I am happy to know that the State Blocks will be complete. Thanks so much for that. GrannyH

Hi all, I just joined this forum, and see all the talk about the State blocks. Where do I find them? I'd love to have patterns for all the states! Thanks! Viv

You'll find them on the link a couple comments above. They're not all done yet, but Judie is working on them. I still don't know the history, but I can't wait to finish a complete quilt with all 50 blocks. Hope it's not the kind of thing my grandkids will fight over - have no plans to make 6.

That is funny! LOL

State Capitals Quilt Blocks: 50 Patchwork Patterns from "Hearth and Home" Magazine.
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