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 Around the NeighborhoodThis elaborate looking 64" x 64" quilt is surprisingly easy to make and can feature your favorite fabrics in the center and around the neighborhood. Directions are given for the Northern Cardinals line of fabric but can easily be adapted to other lines. Click on the picture thumbnail to see it up close.
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 Aurora Borealis |
 Blocked Fence |
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Blooming Beauty Table Topper or Lap Quilt This beautiful tabletopper finishes at 34" x 34" in just five hours! Need it slightly larger? There is an optional border which will make it 40" x 40". Pattern includes detailed and full color illustrations. Perfect for beginning quilters.
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 Bias
Beauty Stars WallhangingBe prepared to be surprised and amazed at the clever little trick we will teach you to make these stars. This wallhanging finishes at 35" x 35" but can easily be made larger. Click here to see more pictures of this quilt.  Available by instant download for only
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 Boardwalk |
 Butterfly Migration - free pattern |
 Catercorner quilt
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 Christmas Stars(also a foundation piecing tutorial)
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Cook Your Goose Fabric Requirements:
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 Corn off the CobMarshall your scrap forces and dash to the finish line with this quick and easy lap quilt 47" x 56". Several size and setting options given in the pattern. This was a mystery; click here to see more quilts made with this pattern. Fabric Requirements 8 Fat Quarters. Pick four that read as dark and four that read as light. 1/2 yard of a fabric that co-ordinates with all of your scraps but contrasts enough so you can see the difference. Think of this as your focus fabric. 2/3 yard of a fabric to use as an outside border.
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 Exuberance!Exuberance means full of unrestrained enthusiasm or joy which is exactly what this 44 x 52 quilt feels like. This fun little quilt makes up quickly and easily out of six fat quarters, plus some yardage for the borders. Use up your fat quarters and make it scrappy, or use just 2 colors to make it dramatic. Fabric Requirements:
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Faux Braid
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| Fly Away Home |
| Flying Star Tablerunner |
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  Jacobs Ladder (or the Road to...)This classic design has been called by many names. In 1915, Marie Webster referred to it as Jacobs Ladder. In 1929, Ruth Finley called it The Underground Railroad. This wasn't unusual - there were no quilting or needlework magazines as we know them today. Although some 19th century womens magazines did show geometric designs for patchwork, they were rarely named. The names we use today for most quilt blocks have a 20th century origin - the newspaper circulation wars of the 1930's. In that war, this design found itself recolored and renamed the Rocky Road to California, the Broken Sugar Bowl, Steps to the Altar, Golden Stairs and many more. This pattern includes two of the most popular variations on this pattern, all based on the same block. Three sizes of are given in this pattern.
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| Japanese Yen |
 Kestria - free block of the month pattern |
 Love
of Chocolate
If chocolate makes your heart sing, this 54" x 54" quilt might
just be for you! If you prefer, you can make it scrappy by using a
variety of fabrics - after all, doesn’t a box of chocolate have lots
of different kinds in it? This Mystery was inspired by the
Hot for Chocolate fabric, but you don't have to use pinks and
browns. You can see more pictures of the
finished quilt here. Would you like to follow along using our
exact fabrics? You can order a kit, which will include the pattern,
all the fabric you need, a Tri-Recs ruler and a half package of both
sizes of Thangles for only $47.50
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 Magic
Tricks Galore
It's almost magical how quickly you will finish this 58" x 58" quilt! Learn new techniques while finishing this quilt in just one afternoon. This quilt was originally a mystery - you can see more pictures of the finished quilt here.
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| Midnight Dreams
Do you ever feel that quilters speak a secret language? Have no fear, this book will explain both the terms AND the techniques Have some experience but want to improve your skills? This pattern will give you practice in rotary cutting, piecing, template and paper piecing. Many of the chapters also have a link to an explanatory video. When you are done you will be an experienced piecer with a beautiful 90" x 95" top ready for quilting. You CAN make this quilt! Click here for more information on this E-book, also available in notebook form. |
 Notre Dame Stars. Sharpen your skills while
learning new techniques. This pattern shows you two different ways
to make half square triangles and a method of making four flying
geese at once. Lots of detailed instructions and full color graphics
make this pattern a breeze. Click on the picture thumbnail to see
this quilt up close. Finishes to approx 60" X 60". This was a
mystery;
click here to see other quilts made with this pattern.
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  Okey-Doke!Two for the price of one! At the same time you are making the blocks for the 56" x 56" wallhanging shown to the left, you are making the blocks for the 30" x 45" matching tablerunner to the right. Learn fun new techniques while making this attractive two-part set. Click on the picture thumbnails to see them up close. Fabric Requirements
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 Pass The Pie - free pattern |
 Roller Coaster This intricate looking quilt is surprisingly easy to make. Make it from co-ordinating colors or use up your scraps! Its beautiful either way. This quilt finishes approximately 60" x 75". Directions are given for fat quarters. Alternate layouts and ideas are also given. Fabric Requirements: This 60" x 75" quilt was designed as a fundraiser for Cystic Fibrosis. The name refers to the roller coaster of health issues and emotions faced by CF children and their parents. You may make any number of quilts from these patterns for your own use, for gifts, or for sale provided you make a donation of any size for each quilt to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation: http://www.cff.org/GetInvolved/ManyWaysToGive/MakeADonation/ All rights reserved. Thank you!
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 Savanna Scramble
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Spinning Stars (based on the Square Deal Mystery)
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 Stars in My EyesThis lovely 70" x 70" lap quilt is designed so you can place 6 1/2” square photos on fabric or other focus fabric in the center of each of the stars. If you have an embroidery machine, here is a chance to use a special design! This mystery uses a special technique to create the sparkle in the stars. See more pictures here. Requirements 1 yd Maroon2 yds Green 1 yd Light Light (Light One) 1 3/4 yd Darker Light (Light Two) 3/4 yd Black a small Quilt-in-a-day Flying Geese Ruler
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| Table Topper |
| Thangles Table Runner |
 Walk of Fame Bed Runner |
 Woven Star WallhangingThese stars will weave their way through your heart! This is a pattern for those who want to challenge themselves - it's not difficult, but you do need to take your time and use lots of pins. The results are worth the extra time it takes. Sharpen your skills while learning new techniques. Finishes to 36" x 36 but can easily be made larger. Click on the picture thumbnail to see it up close. Order the Woven Star Wall Hanging for $8.00.
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