Fat 8ths and Friends, Vol. 1 ebook

by Marsha McCloskey

Fat 8ths And Friends book.

Marsha McCloskey's Block Party: A Quilter's Extravaganza of 120 Rotary-Cut Block Patterns (Rodale Quilt Book). Quick & Easy Quiltmaking: 26 Projects Featuring Speedy Cutting and Piecing Methods. Mary Hickey, Marsha McCloskey, Sara Nephew.

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Marsha McCloskey is a well-known author and teacher in the quilting world. She has written or co-authored thirty books on quiltmaking since 1981. Specializing in the Feathered Star and other traditional pieced designs, she has taught drafting, rotary cutting and machine piecing to quilters all over the United States and in ten foreign countries. Her specialty rulers promote accurate cutting and piecing for intricate designs.

Marsha McCloskey has been writing quilt books for more than twenty-five years. The ones listed below are currently in print and can be purchased. About Marsha McCloskey. Quilting Books by Marsha McCloskey. If your items can be shipped for less, .

You all probably know that I'm working on retiring and that my books and rulers will be going out of print as my current inventory sells out. So if you've been thinking about purchasing any of my Feathered Star books or specialty rulers, this Saturday would be a good time. Saturday, August 10 at OUR SEWING ROOM 48 Main Street, in Springfield 9 AM - 3 PM.

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Quilting, Patchwork, Patchwork quilts, Quilting - Patterns, Patchwork - Patterns, Quilting, Quilting, Patchwork, Patchwork quilts. Birmingham, AL : Oxmoor House. Books for People with Print Disabilities. SIMILAR ITEMS (based on metadata). Terms of Service (last updated 12/31/2014).

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Enjoy the fun and whimsey of these six colorful quilts using prints from the 1930's & 40's! All the patterns in this little book are using a fat 8th. What is a fat 8th? Very simply, it is half of a fat quarter...or a piece of fabrics that measures about 11"x18". Collecting fat 8ths is an easy and inexpensive way to get the variety of prints needed to make these cheerful scrap quilts.