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I was totally inspired by Ro Gregg's stripe fabric while designing and making "Harvest Lone Star". I had just completed another Lone Star quilt which involved lots of piecing. Her stripe fabric is like having a ready made strip set to work with. I just cut the fabric on a 45 degree angle into 3 inch strips and the diamonds for the lone star appeared just like magic. That stripe fabric is great!
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