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Frosty Dash Version 1
Frosty Dash Blocks
Frosty Dash Version 2
Frosty Dash - Layout for Rows
Frosty Dash #107 Pattern
Category:
QuiltingType:
Home DecorItem:
Table AccessorySkill Level:
Beginner
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Basic Sewing Skills
- Basic Quilting Knowledge
- Need to know how to use a rotary cutter/ruler/mat
Pattern Description:
This is an 8-page PDF document with photos, illustrations and information for various widths of bindings.
It's a fun project - It's perfect to dress your table all winter long - Snowflake fabric is offset by light and dark Churn Dash blocks to create a cute table runner,
This quilt project can be made up in a weekend.
The Legal Stuff:
This pattern is copyrighted by Treasures In Stitches, all rights reserved. You may not share, distribute or publish any portion of the pattern. It is unlawful to copy or resell this pattern under any circumstances. Thanks for respecting the copyright!
PDF pattern sales are final.
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Measures about 24" by 55"
Materials:
- Light fabric - 1/2 yard
- Dark fabric - 1 5/8 yard
- Specialty fabric - 1/2 yard
- Backing - 1 5/8 yards
You Will Also Need:
- Batting, Thread
Frosty Dash #107 Pattern
$5.00
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About the Designer
Hello! My name is Hope. I started my crafting adventure by helping my Mom make Christmas ornaments from Montgomery Ward at age 6. She showed me how to take a straight pin, load on beads and a sequin so she could put it onto Styrofoam shapes. I still have those ornaments years later. After that, I went on to learn how to crochet, embroider, sew (somewhat) and make jewelry.
My husband is ...
Hello! My name is Hope. I started my crafting adventure by helping my Mom make Christmas ornaments from Montgomery Ward at age 6. She showed me how to take a straight pin, load on beads and a sequin so she could put it onto Styrofoam shapes. I still have those ornaments years later. After that, I went on to learn how to crochet, embroider, sew (somewhat) and make jewelry.
My husband is retired, so I have built an at home business to supplement our income. Treasures In Stitches is slowly gaining momentum. I create quilt and project patterns along with customized machine-embroidered items and hope to soon offer 18" doll clothes (like AG) for sale.
Wishing you an awesome day!
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