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Alice's Tulips: A Novel
Alice's Tulips: A Novel

By Sandra Dallas

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"Alice Bullock is a young newlywed whose husband Charlie, has just joined the Union Army, leaving her on his Iowa farm with only his formidable mother for company. Equally talented at sewing and go...

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The Impatient Patchworker: 20 Great Projects You Can Make in a Hurry
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By Marcie Bovetz

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Continuous Curve Quilting: Machine Quilting the Pieced Quilt
D.W.'s Lost Blankie
D.W.'s Lost Blankie

By Marc Brown

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Bachelor from Bannack
Bachelor from Bannack

By Sally Garrett

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The Christmas wedding quilt
The Christmas wedding quilt

By Emilie Richards

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"When they were young, cousins Ella, Rachel and Jo were always together at their family's lake house. As they grew up, though, they grew apart ... until now, as the three must band together to gran...

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