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Japanese Quilting
Japanese Quilting

By Saikoh Takano

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Tessellation Quilts
Tessellation Quilts

By Christine Porter

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Lover s knot
Lover s knot

By Emilie Richards

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After narrowly escaping death, newspaper journalist Kendra Taylor retreats to a cabin nestled in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley to heal and sort out her feelings about her troubled marriage.

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The Absolute Beginner s Guide to Patchwork Quilting Applique
The New Year s quilt
The New Year s quilt

By Jennifer Chiaverini

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Sylvia Bergstrom Compson and Andrew Cooper are now married, but Andrew's daughter Amy has withheld her blessing. Hoping to win Amy over, Silvia journeys to Amy's home, bringing along a quilt that e...

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Quilt It
Quilt It

By Barbara Chainey

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An Elm Creek Quilts Album
The Christmas quilt
The Christmas quilt

By Jennifer Chiaverini

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Baby days
Baby days

By Belinda Downes

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Stitches in time
Stitches in time

By Barbara Michaels

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