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Domestic Day Camp - Rag Quilting
August 25th, 2008
Today was the last of our summer Domestic Day Camps.
This lesson was Rag Quilting. This is the easiest, most forgiving project. It is perfect for beginners.
Here is a tutorial I put up last year about Rag Quilting.
This is the perfect time to get started on Christmas gifts!
GREAT JOB GIRLS!
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Julie says:
I know its too late now but I was wondering for the future if you’d though about putting the domestic day camps on video? They look so awesome. I guess we could just try to move closer by next year, huh? 
Im sure it would take a lot of work and may not even be something you could do. It was just an idea.
I do plan on buying your other DVDs for my daughters for Christmas.