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As my layouts for the quilt evolved, I'd done quite a bit of re-making of blocks. This process refined the ideas, but also meant a lot of work. I wanted to keep everything I'd done so far; that is to say, the one block I hadn't already dismantled, remade or abandoned from the Mystery Quilt, and the remakes and other blocks I'd added in as my layout evolved to this point. However, in this layout I finally dropped the last piece from the Mystery Quilt that I'd kept through all the changes; the first block with four little houses all in one block.
There was too much blank space in the corners (I considered pulling the corners out and putting in a tree on each corner) and the sizing was off for this new layout. I wanted to keep the idea though, so I placed the houses individually and founding patterns for cute 'fancy' houses to replace the four from the Mystery Quilt. I also set aside a block for the Swiss flag, and added in a few more trees.
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