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A
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Huckleberry Patch
$7.00,
50" x 50". Published by ©Little Miss Sloppy.
A "big block" quilt.
Make one block and you're done! This makes
a great lap quilt or baby quilt for beginners or
anyone who wants to actually finish a
quilt in a reasonable amount of time.
Directions are all in color and easy to follow.
Cover quilt shown in warm, vibrant huckleberry,
raspberry, and honey tones.
Especially for
quilt shops: This and the following "big
block" quilts are ideal for beginner classes.
New quilters will actually finish a project and want
to come back for more.
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Triple Star
Treat $7.00,
48" x 48". Published by ©Little
Miss Sloppy.
A "big block" quilt.
Make one block and you're done! This makes a great
lap quilt or baby quilt for beginners or anyone who
wants to actually finish a quilt in a reasonable
amount of time. Directions are all in color and
easy to follow. Cover quilt shown in snappy pink
and sage green tones.
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Garden Cats
$7.00,
50" x 50". Published by ©Little Miss Sloppy.
.A "big block"
quilt. Make one block and you're done!
This makes a great lap quilt or baby quilt for
beginners or anyone who wants to actually finish
a quilt in a reasonable amount of time.
Directions are all in color and easy to follow.
Cover quilt shown in cool blues and lime green.
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Lavender &
Lace $7.00,
48" x 48". Published by ©Little
Miss Sloppy.
A "big block" quilt.
Make one block and you're done! This makes a great
lap quilt or baby quilt for beginners or anyone who
wants to actually finish a quilt in a reasonable amount
of time. Directions are all in color and easy to
follow. Cover quilt shown in shades or lavender
and a sage green floral pattern.
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Winter Caramel
$7.00,
47 3/4" x 47 3/4". Published by ©Little Miss Sloppy.
A "big block" quilt.
Make one block and you're done! This makes
a great lap quilt or baby quilt for beginners or
anyone who wants to actually finish a quilt in a
reasonable amount of time. Directions are
all in color and easy to follow. Cover
quilt shown in warm red, navy, and caramel tones.
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Country
Denim Stars $7.00,
50"
x 60". Published by ©Little Miss Sloppy. These
plaid flannels are a perfect match for used denim
jeans. The edges fray together to look like
chenille. No batting required. This
technique is fun, and a variation is also included for
Star Brights.
Especially
for quilt shops: Are your customers always
asking for ways to use their old denim jeans? This
is a perfect pattern to kit, because it requires 20 fat
quarters of flannel in addition to used denim jeans that
almost everyone has sitting in the wee corners of their
closets.
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Boston
Logs
$7.00, 66" x 66".
Published by ©Little Miss Sloppy.
Another
variation of the Log Cabin, put together to look like
the Boston Commons. All you need is some light and
dark fat quarters and then you're ready to go.
A great
quilt for flannels! Because of the easy Stack 'n
Slash, Switch 'n Stitch technique, a quilt that looks
difficult is actually very simple.
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Oh
My Stars $7.00, 60
1/2" x 66 1/2". Published by ©Little
Miss Sloppy. These
big star blocks are oh-so-fun to make! A great way
to use those black and white fat quarters. The red
framing strips really set this quilt off.
Especially
for quilt shops: This is a great pattern to
kit, because it can be made with any combination of
black and white fabrics, which all shops have!
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Topsy
Turvy Time
$7.00, 63 1/2" x 86
1/2". Published by ©Little Miss Sloppy.
This 25-patch is
fun to make with a bright collection of fat
quarters. The patches seem to dance when
turned "topsy turvy" fashion.
You'll love the nifty and easy technique for
creating these 25-patches, and you can tell
everyone you sewed all the little blocks together
(find out how easy it really is, and keep the
secret!).
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Pastel Parfait $7.00,
81"
x 97". Published by ©Little Miss Sloppy. This
is the most fun Log Cabin quilt I have ever made,
especially because it requires no precision
cutting or stitching. Beginners
will love this technique and the results.
Especially
for quilt shops: There are lots of collections
with the same pastel, flowery look used here, so a quilt
like the cover quilt is easy to duplicate with new
fabrics.
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Purple
Passion
$7.00, 49 1/2" x 49
1/2". Published by ©Little Miss
Sloppy.
A new twist on the
traditional Crazy Patch. The black framing
strips will really set off your patches.
This is a great technique for beginners. No
foundations to mess with.
This stained glass
window effect would also be pretty in pastels
framed in blue or pink to make a cuddly baby
quilt.
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Mountain
Meadows $7.00,
55" x
76". Published by ©Little Miss Sloppy. A great
place for panels, or consider using photos on fabric,
redwork embroidery, or showcasing a special
fabric. A simple Courthouse Steps block.
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Rustic
Cabins
$7.00, 87" x 99".
Published by ©Little Miss Sloppy.
Different sized Log
Cabins make for a real homey looking, cozy
cover. A great guy quilt when done in blues,
greens and browns.
Especially for
quilt shops: I used Thimbleberries in
the cover quilt, and this look can be achieved
using any Thimbleberries collections together.
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Broken
Hearts Mended $7.00,
58
1/2" x 58 1/2". Published by ©Little Miss
Sloppy. These
crazy patch hearts are button-hole stitched to a scrappy
background for this adorable quilt. Even the
border is crazy patch. The crazy patch is very
traditional, but this technique is brand new.
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Raspberry
Cheesecake
$7.00, 54" x 54".
Published by ©Little Miss Sloppy.
This frayed edge
design is wonderfully warm and cuddly. A
heart scattered here and there really spices it
up. The frayed edges are short for a
chenille look. No quilting to do. Once
the quilt is pieced, you're done!
Especially for
quilt shops: This pattern provides a great way
for beginners to learn the frayed edge technique,
as well as a great way for quilt shops to sell
that flannel!
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for quilt shops: All of these patterns
are great for classes, because beginners can
easily learn all of the techniques. I've
taught these classes myself, and quilters are
pleasantly surprised when they complete half of
a quilt during a one-day class - what a perfect
way to get beginners hooked on quilting and back
in to your store for more! In addition,
all of the patterns are easy to kit because they
all call for fat quarters, so it's an ideal way
to sell more fabric. |
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