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QGSA Library 2017 - Sort by Title 1/38 100 applique quilt patterns Halgrimson, Jan 100 modern quilt blocks : Tula Pink's city sampler / by Tula Pink Pink, Tula 101 Log Cabin flowers Causee, Linda 125 Japanese quilt blocks : calm, neutral and taupe collection Briscoe, Susan 200 quilting tips, techniques and trade secrets Briscoe, Susan 2003 masterpieces : spirit and strength 2004 masterpieces : colorcouleurcolorekulor 21 terrific patchwork bags Briscoe, Susan 250 continuous line quilting designs for hand, machine and long-arm qu Fritz, Laura Lee 300 paper-pieced quilt blocks Doak, Carol 50 fabulous paper-pieced stars Doak, Carol 501 quilt blocks : a treasury of patterns for patchwork and applique Better Homes and gardens 70 classic quilting patterns Marston, Gwen~Cunningham, Joe 70 classic quilting patterns : ready-to-use designs and instructions Marston, Gwen~Cunningham, Joe 700 traditional patchwork patterns Mills, Susan Winter A baker's dozen : 13 quilts from jelly rolls, layer cakes, and more That Patchwork Place Staff A celebration of hearts Wells, Jean & Anderson, Marina A colourful book Porcella, Yvonne A complete guide to creative embroidery Beaney, Jan~Littlejohn, Jean A few of my favourite miniature quilts Meunier, Christiane A fine finish : new bindings for award-winning quilts Mazuran, Cody A garden party of quilts Wolfrom, Joen A log cabin notebook Hopkins, Mary Ellen A lot of log cabins : projects for quilters Botsford, Shirley A miniature patchwork Christmas Anderson, Evelyn~Schucker, Margaret A month of Sundays: family, friends, food and quilts Arkison, Cheryl A new twist on triangles Suit, Mary Sue A perfect match : a guide to precise machine piecing Thomas, Donna Lynn A quilter's journey : inspiration to culmination Morgan, Cynthia A Sense of Humor Studio Art Quilt Associates, Inc A sense of place : contemporary needlework Rogers, Jerry (comp.) A shortcut to drunkard's path : easy applique curves Frischkorn, Ann~Sandrin, Amy A treasury of Mennonite quilts Pellman, Rachel T.~Pellman, Kenneth A workshop with Velda Newman : adding dimension to your quilts Newman, Velda A world of quilts : 10 projects using ethnic fabrics Williams, Beth Ann A-Z of quilting Accentuate the negative Price, Trisch QGSA Library 2017 - Sort by Title 2/38 Add-a-line extreme quilting patterns Donaldson, Janie Advanced trapunto [DVD] McClune, Bev Adventures in circles McDonald, Leigh E. African tribal designs Afternoon Tea with May Morris Hill, Michele All my best Brannock, linda All the blocks are geese : flying geese - the fast way Suit, Mary Sue All the blocks are geese : flying geese - the fast way Suit, Mary Sue Altered photo artistry :turn everday images into works of art on fabri Wheeler, Beth~Marquette, Lori America from the heart : Quilters remember September 11, 2001 Bresenham, Karey America's heritage quilts America's printed fabrics 1770-1890 Brackman, Barbara American Jane's quilts for all seasons: and some for no reason Klop, Sandy American patchwork and quilting 1996 : June : vol 4 no 3 issue 20 American quilt classics from the collection of Patricia Cox Gordon, Maggi McCormick American Quilter Tetrev, Kimberley Holland American quilter American quilter 2002 Summer vol XVIII no. 2 American quilter 2005 : winter : vol XXI, no 5 American Quilter 2006 : vol XXII, no 4 American quilter 2008 : November : vol XXIV, no 6 American quilter 2009 : January : vol XXV, no 1 American quilter 2009 : September : vol XXV, no 5 American quilter 2011 : January : vol XXV11, no 1 American quilter 2011 : July : vol XXV11, no 4 American quilter 2011 : March : vol XXV11, no 2 American quilter 2011 : May : vol XXV11, no 3 American quilter 2011 : November : vol XXV11, no 6 American quilter 2011 : September : vol XXV11, no 5 American quilter 2012 : January : vol XXV111, no 1 American quilter 2012 : July : vol XXV111, no 4 American quilter 2012 : March : vol XXV111, no 2 American quilter 2012 : November : vol XXV111, no 6 American quilter 2012 : September : vol XXV111, no 5 American quilter 2013 : January;XXIX, no 1 American quilter 2013 : July ; Vol. XXIX, no 4 American quilter 2013 : March ; Vol. XXIX, no 1 QGSA Library 2017 - Sort by Title 3/38 American quilter 2013 : November ; Vol. XXIX, no 6 American quilter 2013 : September ; Vol. XXIX, no 5 American quilter 2014 : January ; Vol. XXX, no 1 American quilter 2014 : March ; Vol. XXX, no 2 American Quilter July 2015 Vol XXXI No 4 American Quilter March 2015 American Quilter March 2016 Tetrev, Kimberly Holland American Quilter May 2014 Vol XXX, No. 2 Duffy, Michele (ed) American Quilter May 2016 Tetrev, Kimberly Holland American Quilter November 2015 Tetrev, Kimberly Holland American Quilter September 2015 American Quilter American Quilter; Jan 2016, Vol 32, No 1 Kimberley Holland Tetrev American Quilter; January 2015 American Quilter: May 2015, Vol 31(3) Tetrev, Kimberley Holland American Quilter: September 2015 American Quilter: Vol XXX, No 6 Nov 2014 American Quilter: XXXI, No 6, November 2015 Kimberley Holland Tetreu Amish : the art of the quilt Hughes, Robert Amish : the art of the quilt Hughes, Robert Amish patterns for machine quilting Holly, Pat~Nickels, Sue Amish quilt patterns Pellman, Rachel T. Amish sparkle star Doheny, Marilyn Amy Emms' story of Durham quilting Emms, Amy An introduction to machine cutwork Pullen, Michelle Angles without anguish Akehurst, Linda Anjii's angles Solomon, Anjii Ann Fahl teaches you coloring with thread [DVD] Fahl, Ann Anne Marie Power Power, Anne Marie Another bit of schnibbles: 24 quilts from 5 or 10" squares" Nelson, Carrie Antique quilts and textiles : a price guide to functional and fashiona Aug, Bobbie~Roy, Gerald Antique to heirloom jelly roll quilts Lincott, Nicky~Lintott, Pam Applique 12 easy ways : charming quilts, giftable projects, timeless t Sienkiewicz, Elly Applique and embroidery with Lynette Anderson Applique designs : my mother taught me to sew Anderson, Faye Applique for little ones Blondeau, Sylvie Applique ideas Probst-Reinhardt, Hedi Applique in bloom Swain, Gabrielle QGSA Library 2017 - Sort by Title 4/38 Applique inside the lines : 12 quilt projects to embroider & applique Armstrong, Carol Applique masterpiece : little brown bird patterns Docherty, Margaret Applique quilts Craftworld Books Applique quilts Applique quilts to make Applique the Ann Boyce way Boyce, Ann Applique Workshop Arnott, Cheryl Appliquilt in the cabin : 8 fresh and fun designs White, Tonee AQ : American quilter (Vol. 32, No. 5, September 2016) Around the block again : more rotary-cut blocks Hopkins, Judy Around the block again : more rotary-cut blocks from Judy Hopkins Hopkins, Judy Around the block with Judy Hopkins Hopkins, Judy Art cloth: a guide to surface design for fabric Dunnewold, Jane Art deco designs Hill, Elaine Art glass quilts : new subtractive applique method Hirota, Julie Art nouveau borders and motifs Balchin, Judy Art nouveau designs Balchin, Judy Art quilt magazine 2000 First quarter Art quilt maps: capture a sense of place with fiber collage Goodwin, Valerie S. 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