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Still Too Small was my second attempt at this block and it was as the title says still too small. Solution just add another border. | 
|  |  | C16 Still Too Small |  
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Yvonne's Mystery was designed for a friend who wanted a quilt using Flying Geese... well the geese did appear in the outer border! | 
|  |  | C16 Yvonne's Mystery |  
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I always thought of a play pen as a gaol and the bars through the middle of this block gave me the same feel :) Warped sense of humour I suppose you could say. | 
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|  |  | C16 Bull's Eye |  
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What other name would be appropriate for Bull's Eye?
 Does the name Tim Tam Spread really need explaining.. just think of the effect of a glorious afternoon or two relaxing with a packet, or two, of the food of all foods.
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|  |  | C16 The Playpen |  
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Rhonda is a friend I quilted with for several years. The name Ravishing Rhonda came from Margaret when she was trying to find a way to have Rhonda's name appear at the top of her R names in her mobile phone. | 
|  |  | C16 Tim Tam Spread |  
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Or imagine what happens when two dozen packets of Tim Tams split out of their box after travelling across the world in a box poorly packed by a younger brother! | 
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|  |  | Ravishing Rhonda |  
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Margaret is a wonderful friend who 'loaned' me much of the pastel fabric  for Racontuer. I wanted to make a pastel quilt and there was only one thing stopping me .. an almost total lack of pastel fabrics. Magaret's Choice was one of the first fabrics Margaret 'loaned' me.  I wonder if she wants them back?
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|  |  | C16 Margaret's Choice |  
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