Snowflake Follies: Quilts to Make in a Winter Weekend

by Terry Martin

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SHCG | Jun 4, 2013 |

Pretty, interesting wintery patterns. Mostly traditional piecing but a variety of techniques on offer. Fun! (

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Stitch up a winter wonderland! Warm your home with simple, fun projects that capture the beauty of snowflakes--from a quilter’s point of view.
• Eight make-it-quick designs include wall quilts, throws, and a table runner

• Use traditional piecing, fusible appliqué, and redwork embroidery

• Discover how to transform a child’s paper snowflake into a keepsake quilt

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Hometown: Monroe, Washington (near Seattle)
Designer and author Terry Martin also works as an editorial administrative assistant for Martingale & Company. This is her third That Patchwork Place book.

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