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I've been busy

Well I've been so busy the last couple of weeks that I haven't had time to post.  So I guess I'll have quite a bit to post in the next couple of days.

I have an Etsy site.   Did you know that?  It's pretty small, not whole lot and mostly custom orders.  My kids keep me pretty busy with their requests, but everyone once in awhile someone will order from me and it always makes me feel so good that someone really likes my stuff well enough to pay for it!

I just sent this off about 2 weeks ago:


The customer requested some personalization and I think it turned out pretty well.

My daughter ordered this one for her good friend:

I just love making these.  I don't think I can ever get tired of making them.

I also have some other things.  I found some wonderful K-State fabric and of course had to turn them into baby burp cloths:

Now I wish I had bought the whole bolt!  I also have some with a fabulous purple chevron:

 Good K-State purple is so hard to find and when I do I usually snatch up the whole bolt!

I currently have this order in the works:
The customer wanted it a little longer so that it could be crib size.  Hopefully the extra row of blocks will work for her.  I forgot how happy the puppy quilt makes me!

You can check out my Etsy store here:  https://www.etsy.com/shop/KonzaCreative

Have a happy creative day!

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