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Hand Quilt

Sharing Hands Project ~ We still have room for more participants!!  Join in on the FUN!!!

For family- (Will raffle for next reunion!!)

Must have a minimum of 20 participants minimum.  (Family Members) 

Please join in on the fun!!

“Sharing Hands“

This is a finished 10" block with your hand appliqued or drawn on the block . You may applique or draw it any way you want. I encourage creativity!

Just cut your squares at 10.5 inches then applique your hand . It’s that simple .

Rules are :

1) sign up

2) use 100% cotton fabric and pre-wash your fabrics

3) mail them by the deadline .

4) sign your blocks with your name , birth year, city and state . Use a micron pen, sharpie. pigma or other permanent marker that won’t bleed.

The deadline is August 10, 2022

Those wishing to sign up please email me at Stefanie.seaver@zoho.com. I will Give you the address to mail them to once you sign up .

When emailing please give me your name and email addy so we can keep in touch . I can’t wait to see what you make with your blocks .

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