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Fat Quarter Bags

7 Bag Projects That Use Only 6 Pieces of Fabric

Carole Prior
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Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Leisure Arts

About

These beautiful bags are made from simply pieced blocks cut from fat quarters. Most include color variations to demonstrate the dramatic power of fabric selection, some bags even have a different look on the front and back. All the bags have roomy interiors, with pockets, and fabric handles. Cutting diagrams and rotary cutting tables are provided to help you get the most of each fat quarter. Each bag design is a fun way to play with pattern and color, these bags are truly a quilter's dream. Designs include: montecito, oceanside, pismo beach, san clemente, Santa Barbara and more. Finished bags measure between approximately 12"x 12"x 3" and 17 1/2"x 11 1/2"x 3".

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  • Quilts & Quilting
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