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Sarah's Garden 62" x 70" This quilt was made using a quick and easy method for drunkard's path blocks; no curved piecing! The curves are machine appliquéd using the starch method. It's a great fat quarter project. |
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Maple Sugar 49" x 54" This is an easy pieced quilt with only one block. I chose a limited color palettes of pinks and browns which reminded me of the annual Maple Sugar Festival held each spring in the Ohio county where I grew up. It would be also beautiful in a scrappy array of rich autumn colors |
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Prairie Baskets 63" x 63" Lovely in any combination of colors |
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Prairie Rose 48" x 48" I have always admired the red and green appliquéd quilts of the 1800's so I was inspired to make this variation of a Rose and Sharon design |
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Blue Bonnets 54" x 54" Easy piecing and appliqué |
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Lady of the Lake 54" x 54" The "Lady of the Lake pattern was originated in 1810 in Vermont, named after the novel by Sir Walter Scott. It is a wonderful pattern to showcase the Civil War fabrics, but would also be beautiful in brights, pastels, or any scrappy combination |
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Simply Stellar 48" x 60" This is a fun quilt to make using a variety of fabrics. I have used some wonderful indigo blues and shirtings for a two color scrappy look. The white stars are formed by the sashing and corner blocks. |
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Starlight Starbright 48" x 54" This is a great project for using up some of those small scraps that have been accumulating. Each star has three fabrics; one for the background and two for the star. |
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