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Tutorial: Lazy quilters quilt

June 20, by Scarlett Burroughs. 2 Comments

Lazy Quilters QuiltLazy or just hurried, Cami of TIDBITS, created this quilt for her young son, claiming she did it without having to measure. A generous if not reluctant quilter, she whipped up on her blog a tutorial to include lots of photos of her technique. Click the link below to get the know-how.

The Lazy Quilters Quilt – No Measuring Required

{Image credit: TIDBITS}

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Comments

  1. Cami Graham says

    June 20, 2015 at 8:30 pm

    Oh my heavens! Thank you for letting your readers know – it is so very appreciated. For future reference, I do have a copyright stated at the bottom of my site that my images are not to be edited and the watermarks are not to be removed unless permission given first. I would greatly appreciate being asked before my images are edited in any way, as I take great care in each and every image. You do have my permission to leave this picture as it is shown above for this exception. I do give full consent to take 1 or 2 images from my site without having to ask first, as long as a link is given, which I appreciate you doing here. Thank you!

  2. Scarlett Burroughs says

    June 22, 2015 at 12:31 pm

    Cami..I apologized for missing your requirement of leaving the image untouched. Thanks for letting me know, and for making an exception, but just in case it gets shared/pinned I thought I best replace it with the one you prefer. Kind regards, Scarlett

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