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Hunting tools
Hey it’s Thursday again. That means a new pattern, and a little update on 12 for 2012. I finally went and got fabric for the backing of my February project. I’m going to use an old Harry Potter quilt cover … Continue reading
Over the rainbow
We have a quick and easy little pattern this week. Based on the ever wonderful musical The Wizard of Oz. OZ is 5” and lives on the Musicals/other page. Don’t forget to check back next week for an all new … Continue reading
It’s Smurfy!
Another free fandom pattern comes into the world 🙂 In case you haven’t realized I’ve been trying to be more organized in my posting this year. New patterns come out on Thursdays. I choose this day because I feel that … Continue reading
New Doctor Who Pattern, ‘COOL’
Two in one day! I’m on a roll, or something like that 😛 I made this one because every Doctor who fan knows that fezzes are Cool. But only if you’re wearing a bow-tie. Bow-ties are cool. the pattern is … Continue reading
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New Twilight Pattern. Bree Tanner
I have a new pattern up today on the free paper piecing page. It is the cover art for Stephenie Meyers book ‘the short second life of Bree Tanner’ and is going in a Twilight wall-hanging I’m working on 🙂 … Continue reading