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A lady who our fire department assisted on an EMS call a couple years ago made a full size bed quilt which she has given to the department to raffle off as a fundraiser. Her way of saying thank you.

So Mike asked me to make a thank you card for the guys to sign.

I decided some quilt blocks would be nice. A little more tedious than I planned, but I like it and Mike does too.
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You did a beautiful job with this card. So many pieces! I like the colors a lot!
She’ll love it.
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Pretty card
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How wonderful in every way!
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You did a great job with all the fiddly quilt blocks. I hope you raise lots of money when you raffle her beautiful quilt.
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What a nice thing...the fire fighters, the quilt, all the gratitude...the card! Great job, Debi!
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She apparently donated a quilt to another organization in her town, I think... and told Mike it raised about $5000 ... and rightly so... this one is a gorgeous quilt and is a full/queen size... so tons of work. We'll most likely set up a long-term raffle and we'll make sure it's promoted on Facebook, etc. so lots of people can purchase a chance.
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Are the quilt squares in your card done with dies, digitally cut, or a combination? Just curious...
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I found some images online and then cut them on my Silhouette... then I used a square die to cut the individual blocks out - because they weren't lined up evenly when I created the cut file.. LOL I like them better now that I cut them out, though... especially with the stitched outline of the die.
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Your card is perfection! She will so appreciate the care and time you took with your card just as she did with the quilt.
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Terrific idea for the card, Debi. And what a generous gift to the community; I hope the raffle raises lots of money.
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Wonderful card, Debi!
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Great idea, and I’m sure she will appreciate all the work that went into it.
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