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Just Can't Cut It


Pattern:  $8.00
Cost per kit: 2 kits available (not like picture)
One is in the Moda line "Allspice Tapestry" and the other 
uses the Michael Miller Poinsettia fabric as the Main feature. 
Both kits are $59.99
Description: A fun and easy quilt to make.  Perfect if you 
have a fabric you don't want to cut up.  All you need is a
focus fabric and 5 coordinating fabrics.  Try it with holiday
or novelty scenes.  Although the pattern has 5 different sizes from
Tablecloth to King, our kit sizes are for 51" x 63".





Button on Banners

 


Pattern:  $7.99
Cost per kit: Quilt Banner Base:  $19.99 
                     Quilt Banner Tops:  $12.99
Description:   Pattern is for a 20" by 56" quilt with interchangeable tops. 
This banner is so much fun to have!  You make one base, then the tops interchange.
Great for people who love to decorate the seasons as all you have to do is switch
out the tops and you have a whole new look.  Hang it in the hallway, on a door,
in a narrow section of any room.  They are also fun to do as a gift.
Fabric kits look like the photo.





City Bag
 

Pattern: $7.99
Cost per kit:  $21.99
Description:  A roomy bag for bopping about town!  Large enough to hold your laptop,
spacious enough for all your essentials.  Great for school, work, or play.  Fabric kits available in beautiful
oriental options. Finished size:  12"x15"x 3 1/2".






Table Art Tablerunner



Pattern: $8.00
Cost per kit:  $16.99  Kit looks exactly like table runner pictured.

Description: 

Think of these table runners as art for the table.  Silks, velvets, damask as well as cottons can be used to piece them.  Try to think outside the box.  Very simple to make!  Finished size 58" x 16".










Quilter's Quandry




Pattern: $7.00
Cost per kit:  $62.99  Kit is Teals and Blues

Description: 

This 57" quilt  is made up of star blocks.  Debbie Caffrey's pattern is in color and always guarantees  success.











Four Square Farmhouse




Pattern: $8.00
Cost per kit:  $64.99

Description: 

Four Square farmhouses, often called "Cornbelt Cubes", became popular in America when a "Square Deal" was offered by President Teddy Roosevelt.  These homes had simple pleasing proportions - four main rooms on each floor, set two rooms deep by two rooms wide.  These same dependable proportions are used in the "Four Square Farmhouse" quilt block.  This is a fat quarter friendly quilt and great for beginning quilters.  Fabric kits like the quilt pictured are available.