This should wash up really cute and look very shabby chic vintage. I've put this up for sale in my etsy shop.
Hugs, Michelle
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Your rose quilt is very pretty and would complement the romantic shabby chic style that my kids are so into.
I'm quilting pink bunny fabric cell phone covers with white blossoms for my kids for their Tracone LG800G smart phones so they don't scratch their touch screens. It's costing me $6/month for 40 minutes of talk time for each kid, pretty cheap.
I'm surprised how much people appreciate home made gifts, even if they are simple crafts, it certainly is the thought that counts.
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