Magic numbers patterns #15 Candle Light block
It is easy to make last minute quilt or table runner if you have your scraps ready for sewing. For me, that is the main advantage of following magic numbers principle when dealing with all sorts of scraps from other projects or if I am prepping recycled fabrics. It took me 15 minutes from start to finish to prepare 3 Candle Light blocks for a table runner I will be using during Christmas. Blocks are large, so if you decide you would like to make it into quilt, it will be done in no time.
Happy sewing!
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