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But I can't help myself. It's fun. And I must say that going back to making more of these squares is a perfect change of pace after finishing all the free-piecing on the Princess Castle quilt. These Halloween blocks are very straightforward and I can work on several, assembly-line style, at a time.
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Each one is an eight-inch block. Each has a fussy cut center and one or more borders. I am not sure exactly how many I need in total yet. At least 56, probably more. I have 21 done now. They will all be different, to make this quilt as wonderfully I-Spyish as possible.