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		<title>Quilting from Scraps</title>
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		<dc:creator>Mary Emma Allen</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[My daughter, fiber artist Beth A. Mastin,  is forever using up her scraps for her quilting and fabric art projects.  For this quilt, she started with a blue background piece she had put together previously from strips of various shades of blue.
As she dug through one of her bags of scraps, she found other snips and pieces of fabric to create the rest.  The blue portion is postcard size, with a border around to enlarge it.



Beth Mastin Image

What have you created from scraps? Large quilts or wall hanging size fabric art?  Or even postcards and inchies?
(See more of Beth&#8217;s work at Meandering Threads.)
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My daughter, fiber artist Beth A. Mastin,  is forever using up her scraps for her quilting and fabric art projects.  For this quilt, she started with a blue background piece she had put together previously from strips of various shades of blue.</p>
<p>As she dug through one of her bags of scraps, she found other snips and pieces of fabric to create the rest.  The blue portion is postcard size, with a border around to enlarge it.</p>
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<p><strong>What have you created from scraps?</strong> Large quilts or wall hanging size fabric art?  Or even postcards and inchies?</div>
<div class="mceTemp mceIEcenter">(See more of Beth&#8217;s work at <a title="Meandering Threads" href="http://meanderingthreads.blogspot.com/">Meandering Threads</a>.)</div>
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