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Dip your toes into fussy cutting with this easy project taken from Fussy Cutters Club! Pot holders provide a great opportunity for you to learn and expand your fussy-cutting skills. They're the perfect size to quilt yourself if you're not a confident quilter, and they make easy (even last-minute) gifts for friends, family, and teachers.
This project shows you how you can take a traditional quilt block and turn it into something other than a quilt. Use up any orphan blocks you may have around, or try a new block without the pressure of making an entire quilt.
Jenifer Dick and Angela Walters –– Transform your favorite block with these step-by-step instructions Popular pattern designer Jenifer Dick and expert quilter Angela Walters have...
Sara Nephew –– Stacked repeats combine with Sara's six- pointed star designs to produce rich, detailed works of art and lively, fun to make projects. 50 wedge-based block designs to choose from, plus...
Note: These are free downloadable instructions, no physical product will be sent.These are so easy to make that you’ll be making them for yourself and all your friends. Feature your favorite images...
Angie Wilson ––The insider's guide to fussy cuttingCut up your favorite fabrics with intention! Lifelong fussy cutter Angie Wilson teaches you how to look at your fabric stash with new eyes and piece...
