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Laura at SewVeryEasy shows you how to make some very versatile bags with a free Emmaline pattern.

Click here for pattern.

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Quack is part of Ann's "Chicken Challenge" series. This is one dashing duck!!! Want to make one yourself, click here for Ann's pattern (finished size 18" x 29"). Using freezer paper templates, this straight line design is easy to sew.

QuackbyAnnPShaw - 35 Pieces Non-Rotating

QuackbyAnnPShaw - 96 Pieces Non-Rotating

QuackbyAnnPShaw - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating

QuackbyAnnPShaw - 35 Pieces Rotating

QuackbyAnnPShaw - 96 Pieces Rotating

QuackbyAnnPShaw - 300 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis

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Quack is part of Ann's "Chicken Challenge" series. This is one dashing duck!!! Want to make one yourself, click here for Ann's pattern (finished size 18" x 29"). Using freezer paper templates, this straight line design is easy to sew.

Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis

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The Halo Medallion Quilt kits have Sold Out. Don't miss out on the final few Quilt Kits left in the warehouse. We are selling them for the cost of the fabric. Even if you want just the fabric, it's a great deal. Even better??? If you just joined or renewed and got the 30% Off coupon bonus, you can use it on these kits. That brings the Sale price of $99 down another 30%! There are only 2 Rajah kits and 10 Country Home kits left. Please hurry.

The Historic Rajah Quilt Kit with Cotton and Steel Fabrics

Country Home by Lynette Anderson

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Ann writes of her quilt, "I love tackling different subjects in my pictorial quilts. I’m particularly fond of the shapes of boats — the sleek, curved hulls designed to cut effortlessly through water. Rowboats are simple, elegant crafts. Powered by hand using oars, they seem to beckon to a slower, simpler time. This boat was partly swamped, having aged and fallen into disuse. But it was also filled with memories of times past…"

Star Members can learn more about Ann in Show 2006: Engaging the Viewer with Line, Shape, and Gesture.

TimesPastbyAnnPShaw - 36 Pieces Non-Rotating

TimesPastbyAnnPShaw - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating

TimesPastbyAnnPShaw - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating

TimesPastbyAnnPShaw - 36 Pieces Rotating

TimesPastbyAnnPShaw - 100 Pieces Rotating

TimesPastbyAnnPShaw - 300 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis

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Ann writes of her quilt, "I love tackling different subjects in my pictorial quilts. I’m particularly fond of the shapes of boats — the sleek, curved hulls designed to cut effortlessly through water. Rowboats are simple, elegant crafts. Powered by hand using oars, they seem to beckon to a slower, simpler time. This boat was partly swamped, having aged and fallen into disuse. But it was also filled with memories of times past…"

Star Members can learn more about Ann in Show 2006: Engaging the Viewer with Line, Shape, and Gesture.

Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis

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With fifteen Best of Show ribbons to her name, Karen Kay Buckley knows what a judge is looking for when it comes to a perfect quilt. From perfect circles, ovals and stems, Karen shares tips and tricks for taking your work to a whole new level. Karen also shows her technique for squaring up the perfect  block.

Then meet North Carolina Textile Conservator Lynn Gorges, who spends her days preserving textiles for future generations to enjoy.

Star Members can watch Show 2007: From Perfection to Preservation with Karen Kay Buckley and Lynn Gorges when it debuts on Sunday, March 26, 2017.

Take a peek at the set while Karen was taping her show. Besides her ability to create great quilts, Karen has created wonderful quilting tools.

Click here to see her site and go to her shop.