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Celebrate Sewing All September with a BERNINA Anniversary Edition Bundle*

FREE Golden Bundle Valued at $3,600 with your purchase of a B 880/790 Plus Anniversary Edition machine. Bundle includes:

• X-Large Machine Suitcase
• X-Large Module Suitcase
• Accessory Bag
• Amanda Murphy 125^th Anniversary Quilt Kit
• Rulerwork Ruler Set
• Golden Foot #1 in Tin
• Golden Adjustable Ruler Foot #72 in Tin
• Exclusive Golden Scissor Set with Rotary Cutter
• 400+ Embroidery Designs on USB Stick
• Instant Savings Off Future Purchases

Click here for BERNINA Anniversary Edition Bundle info.

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We all know that Pantone selects a Color of the Year, but did you know that they also select color palettes? Perhaps you'd like to use the Fall/Winter 2018 Top 10 Color Palette to help you design your next quilt.

Click here to learn more about the Pantone Color of the Year.

Click here to see swatches of all the colors.

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We are tired of the expression, "Not Your Grandmother's...," but Susan Cleveland's Dresden Plate designs really blow the "old" Dresden plate idea out of the water. With vibrant colors and hidden details, you'll want to make your own. And soon you'll be able to, as Susan (and her infectious laughter) will be debuting her new show on October 7, 2018.

Enjoy "Fireworks in Funky Town" by Susan Cleveland.

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We're not sure what this block is called, but it sure looks like it would create great secondary patterns. What do you think it's called? Play the game and find out.

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Becky Goldsmith's quilt, Blue Bullseye, really knocked our socks off when it was hung on the set during our recent tapings. Becky wanted to make a quilt based on this antique design for many years. Now, she has not only made the quilt but written a book, so you can make one too! Trust us, it's simpler than it looks. Becky will also be demoing the technique when her show airs in January 2019. Stay Tuned!

Blue Bullseye, was exhibited at Spring Paducah 2018. Her techniques included Free-Motion Quilting, Foundation Piecing, Paper Piecing, and Machine Piecing. Her Design Source: Bullseye quilt, Glorious American Quilts: The Quilt Collection of the Museum of American Folk Art by Elizabeth V. Warren and Sharon L Eisenstat.

Becky's book will be coming out October 2, 2018.

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(Block by Brenda of the Sunday Sew and Sews)

Barbara Black has some great tips for making the Patchwork Barn block. You might want to read them before beginning Month 9. Click here to read Barbara's Blog regarding the barn block and remember you can always ask her questions in the FORUM.

We will have more with Barbara and the appliqué for the block coming soon.

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The pattern for "All Squared Up" was featured on the cover of Quilt Sampler Magazine in 2007.

Watch Patty Murphy in Show 2305: Solving Piecing Problems & Deciphering Antique Crib Quilts.

AllSquaredUpbyPattyMurphy - 35 Pieces Non-Rotating

AllSquaredUpbyPattyMurphy - 99 Pieces Non-Rotating

AllSquaredUpbyPattyMurphy - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating

AllSquaredUpbyPattyMurphy - 35 Pieces Rotating

AllSquaredUpbyPattyMurphy - 99 Pieces Rotating

AllSquaredUpbyPattyMurphy - 300 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis

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The pattern for "All Squared Up" was featured on the cover of Quilt Sampler Magazine in 2007.

Watch Patty Murphy in Show 2305: Solving Piecing Problems & Deciphering Antique Crib Quilts.

Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis

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Patty's quilt, The Bride Work Pink, is all machine pieced and is based on an antique quilt she saw at the International Quilt Study Center & Museum. Patty created her version of the quilt by substituting hexagons for some of the original blocks.

Watch Patty Murphy in Show 2305: Solving Piecing Problems & Deciphering Antique Crib Quilts.

TheBrideWorePinkbyPattyMurphy - 36 Pieces Non-Rotating

TheBrideWorePinkbyPattyMurphy - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating

TheBrideWorePinkbyPattyMurphy - 289 Pieces Non-Rotating

TheBrideWorePinkbyPattyMurphy - 36 Pieces Rotating

TheBrideWorePinkbyPattyMurphy - 100 Pieces Rotating

TheBrideWorePinkbyPattyMurphy - 289 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis

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Patty's quilt, The Bride Work Pink, is all machine pieced and is based on an antique quilt she saw at the International Quilt Study Center & Museum. Patty created her version of the quilt by substituting hexagons for some of the original blocks.

Watch Patty Murphy in Show 2305: Solving Piecing Problems & Deciphering Antique Crib Quilts.

Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis