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Mary Ellen von Holt used 32 Bow Tie blocks on-point to make this 45" x 53" quilt:
This little baby quilt, using only 20 Bow Tie blocks and a few scraps in the corners, was made by our block swap leader, Kathy Niemann:
This medallion setting (50" x 62"), made by Linda Wirtz, uses 48 Bow Tie blocks and a scrappy border:
This quilt (63" x 69"), called "Xs and Os", was the largest quilt shown at the party; it uses 72 Bow Tie blocks and was made by Janice Kuhns:
Patterns for all the settings are available at the shop.