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  1. Love your design walls. At least they are solid. I have a large piece of old thermally (sp) that I had still from my days of sewing ski jackets etc. This I hang on a large wall with bull clips. Hubby put a 1 x 2 at the top of the wall with cup hooks for the bull clips. This also allows me to take it with me when needed. Your blocks look lovely! I know all about those squirrels!

  2. Oh those dastardly squirrels – they’ll get you every time! Their cousins reside at my house too.
    Wish I had room for a design wall but I end up having to use the floor.

  3. Excellent design wall. Enjoy your churning weekend. I haven’t done any more since I shared them early in the week, so my plan is to make some this weekend too. Happy sewing.

  4. You’ve certainly taken on some Squirrels now. I’m loving your kitchen paraphernalia & both the other projects sound interesting. I’ll keep my eye on what you get up to over the winter. May even sort of quiltalong with you in my own way as I’ve designed a churn dash quilt not long ago. I’ve also been sorting that box of 2″ scraps that used to come from Patchwork Products many moons ago, so they would be maybe something to use for the granny squares. Thanks for sharing, take care and hugs.

  5. I have a light switch cut out in my design wall………..lol……….
    good design walls make life so much easier………..the blocks look great on it and can’t wait to see what fabrics you choose for the Churn Dash SAL.

  6. Would live a design wall, but no available wall space, and yes, am joining the churn dash SAL.

  7. I would like a better design wall, but mine works for now and will do until I decide what else I could do! Yours look great – and very useful 🙂 Would have loved to join in with Chooky’s Churndashes but I really am struggling to fit it all in at the moment!!!

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