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When I was a child, I loved looking for Easter eggs in the yard. Oma (grandma) would hide a whole Easter basket full of chocolates (and colored eggs) some years. Wouldn't it be fun to surprise someone with a gift?  How about a neighbor or co-worker?!

For this swap you will make two quilted Mug Rugs or Potholders. You will make one to swap with an assigned partner and one to leave at a neighbor's door with an encouraging note. Photos are a must! Please read the blog, as **** has some great ideas. You can also create your own designs/ patterns or browse Pinterest for ideas. The pattern is just a suggestion but is a very good choice. 

Quilted Pot Holder Tutorial


Sign up by March 31st.
Partners are assigned on April 2nd.
Mail by date is April 15th. If you do not use tracking, you will be required to resend it if your partner does not receive it.
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