Lately, I've been kind of busy working on one of these...
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...and have spent too much time doing this...
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...to find much time to do this...
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But, I thought I'd show you something I made a couple of years ago. I was inspired by my aunt who made a "matching quilt" for her grandchildren. I rummaged through my fabric stash and found 36 patterns of fabric and cut them into 4" squares. (I actually had WAY more than 36 different ones, I just picked my faves.) I made them into a little quilt. It was fun, quick and easy.
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Then I made a matching bean bag for each quilt square. I love bean bags.
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It was a fun project. I even duplicated it a few times for gifts. It is also a great way to use up some fabric scraps! :)