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Sew Speedy Projects!
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37 Country Rooster Place Matsby Donnely BarberAppliqué these cute country placemats for your table.
33 Pinwheelingby Joan BassettMake a cheerful new table runner from any color palette.
5 Framed HeartsBy Joan BassettDecorate your Valentine table with this cute table runner.
18 Faceted Starsby Joan BassettUse your scraps to make these fun stars.
25 Fast Fiveby Barbara Chojnacki Five one-yard pieces of fabric make one terrific throw.
22 Off the Gridby Sharon KirkpatrickMake a quick throw quilt for the perfect gift.
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29 Baby Buntingby Tammy HarrisonCuddle a new baby in this cute quilt.
13 Instant CharmBy Barbara ChojnackiAdapt this table runner and placemats for any season.
15 Pillow Panel Magicby Joan BassettCreate a quick wall hanging with a small panel or focal print.
9 Nine Patch in BloomBy Joan BassettThese placemats and matching napkins enhance any table setting.
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79 Garden Pathsby Maria HrabovskyEnjoy flowers all year long with this wall hanging.
72 Half Squaredby Nancy NoahUse up your pre-cuts and/or scraps in making this throw.
42 Hashtag Improvby Nancy NoahIntroduce yourself to modern quiltmaking.
54 Square Danceby Donna D'AmelioChoose a focal fabric from your stash for this simple throw.
62 Fiesta Table Runnerby Barbara DouglasThis table runner adds a bright color to your festive table.
58 Courthouse Stepsby Carol DockeryDiscover a new way to make a classic pattern.
69 Modern Baby #3by Maria HrabovskyShowcase a pretty border print in a quick and easy baby quilt.
66 Fiesta!by Tammy HarrisonSpice up your next party with this cheerful table topper.
47 Amish Starsby Chris HammacottClassic quilt patterns satisfy our need to create and enjoy history at the same time.
51 Garden Veggiesby Tammy HarrisonBring your summer garden to the table.
Common Abbreviations:
BA: Baltimore AlbumBOM: Block Of The MonthCOC: Cream On CreamEPP: English Paper PiecingFPA: Freezer Paper AppliquéFQ: Fat QuarterHST: Half Square TriangleLOF: Length Of FabricNS: No SteamOG: On GrainOTB: On The BiasPWF: PreWashed FabricQST: Quarter Square TriangleRST: Right Sides TogetherSST: Side Setting TriangleUFO: UnFinished ObjectWIP: Works In ProgressWOF: Width Of Fabric (from selvage to selvage)WOW: White On White
Definitions of skill levels:
A beginner must have basic sewing knowledge (including how to use a rotary cutter and the ability to sew a proper seam allowance) and have made at least one quilt.
A beginner/intermediate quilter has more than basic quilting skills and the beginning of intermediate skills.
Skill Levelbeginner/Intermediate
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