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Threads from the '30s: Quilts Using Reproduction Fabrics

That Patchwork Place (B434)

$ 26.95

Threads from the '30s: Quilts Using Reproduction Fabrics

Brand: That Patchwork Place
Author: Nancy J. Martin
Theme: Craft
Publisher: That Patchwork Place
ISBN: 9781564773142

Bring back childhood memories of Grandmother's quilts with 13 projects that reflect the distinctive style of the 1930s. The bright, cheerful colors and simple patterns of '30s reproduction fabrics are featured in these charming quilt designs. Top designers include Nancy J. Martin, Carol Doak, Mimi Dietrich, Ursula Reikes, Sandy Bonsib, Sharon Yenter, Retta Warehime and more. Fun ideas for mixing and matching '30s-style fabrics. A fascinating history highlighting fabric designs and colors from the 1930's.

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Collections: Books, Featured Items, Products, Sewing Fabric

Type: Book



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