cleaning up - give aways/swaps

I'm cleaning, sort of, and have a few items I thought people might want
to trade for (or just take). Just email me if you're interested in
them. I don't need much in return - just enough fat quarters to cover
the shipping cost.

- Book: "Hidden in Plain View: A Secret Story of Quilts and the
Underground Railroad"
- Book: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (oops, that
was OT)
- Patch Press pattern for "Bunny bun warmer & chick" - makes a little
stuffed bunny for holding things, like buns or eggs, and a chick egg
cover.
- "Christmas star table runner" pattern, 24" x 88"
- two issues of Quilting Arts Magazine: Fall 2003 and Spring 2004

Also, I have a pile of fabric that might be good for doggie blankets...
who is it that was collecting fabric for that? Email me please, and
I'm happy to send my stack, which consists of some slightly too rough
or too soft scraps from a quilt shop scrap bag, a yard good for
backing, and a few wayward blocks.

Lynn

Jill is our furry friend quilter. If she doesn't see your post, email me and
I'll be happy to give her a heads up. Polly

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I'm cleaning, sort of, and have a few items I thought people might want
to trade for (or just take). Just email me if you're interested in
them. I don't need much in return - just enough fat quarters to cover
the shipping cost.

- Book: "Hidden in Plain View: A Secret Story of Quilts and the
Underground Railroad"
- Book: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (oops, that
was OT)
- Patch Press pattern for "Bunny bun warmer & chick" - makes a little
stuffed bunny for holding things, like buns or eggs, and a chick egg
cover.
- "Christmas star table runner" pattern, 24" x 88"
- two issues of Quilting Arts Magazine: Fall 2003 and Spring 2004

Also, I have a pile of fabric that might be good for doggie blankets...
who is it that was collecting fabric for that? Email me please, and
I'm happy to send my stack, which consists of some slightly too rough
or too soft scraps from a quilt shop scrap bag, a yard good for
backing, and a few wayward blocks.

Lynn