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This image was scanned from the Dianna May Martin personal library collection
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Secrets for Successful Quiltmaking
by Jeana Kimball
- THIMBLE THOUGHTS(newsletter):
- Meet the Designer, Jeana Kimball
Welcome to Christmas Quilt Block of the Month
by Rhonda Richards Wamble, editor
RECIPE: Candy Cane Cookies
Freezer Paper
Quilt Block: Lily Garden(plastic template sheets)
- Paper Foundation Piecing With Triangles
by Jodi G Warner
Meet Designer Kate Laucomer
Tips and Ideas
- Easter Sunrise Place Mat
by Kate Laucomer
- Lily Garden
by Ruth Swasey
- Square Quartet Coasters
by Jodi G Warner
- Scrappy Hearts Trio
by Jodi G Warner
- Scrapwork Poinsettias
by Beth Wheeler
- Scrap-strip Bag
by Kate Laucomer
- Snail's Trail
by Jodi G Warner
- Spring Romance Tablecloth
by Kate Laucomer
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- SAMPLER BLOCKS:
- Sampler Block 1: Pine Tree
- Sampler Block 2: Candy Canes
- Sampler Block 3: Variable Star
- Sampler Block 4: Visions of Sugarplums
- Sampler Block 5: Sun Ray Star
- Sampler Block 6: Mistletoe
- Sampler Block 7: Nine Patch
- Sampler Block 8: Heart
- OTHER QUILTS:
- 1: Pine Tree Quilt
- 2: Candy Cane Quilt
- 3: Variable Star Baby Quilt
- 4: Sugarplum Wall Hanging
- 5: Gentleman's Lap Quilt
- 6: Mistletoe Wall Hanging
- 7: Nine Patch Quilt
- 8: Homespun Hearts
- SMALL PROJECTS:
- 1: Patch Pocket Tote Bag(pine tree block)
- 2: Candy Cane Ornaments
- 3: Christmas Card Holder
- 4: Birthday Place Mats
- 5: Celestial Pillows
- 6: Holiday Table Runner
- 7: Drawstring Checkerboard
- 8a: Sweetheart Sweatshirt
8b: Fancy Footwear
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Title: Christmas Quilt Block of the Month
Editor: Rhonda Richards Wamble
Format/Publication Date: BIND:1994
Publisher: Oxmoor House, Inc., Birmingham, AL
Language: English
Page Count:
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11 1/2" x 11 1/2"
ISBN:
SUMMARY- This was a binder that you filled with a packet of patterns that arrived monthly - I'm guessing for a year? Grandma only got up to package 8, and none of the packets were in order in the binder and some pieces of it are clearly missing, so maybe my grandmother thought she was going to make something and put the patterns elsewhere. It took me about 3 hours of sorting and figuring to reach this conclusion - which may all be in error. My grandmother had Alzheimers, and was quickly reaching the point where she needed constant care instead of my mom and her brother checking in on their mom daily. Apparently this was one of the casualties.
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