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TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • Introduction
  • A Note to Readers
  • Sue's Tips and Tricks
  • Design Placement Suggestions...
  • Design Placement Suggestions:
    • Single Spine
    • Single Spine and Inside Fillers
    • Double Spine
    • Double Spine with Fillers
    • Floating Patterns
    • Background Fillers
  • Freehand Fillers
  • Quilt as Inspired:
    • Joseph's Coat
    • Four-Patch
    • Nine-Patch
    • Snowball
    • Carrie Nation
    • Letter H
    • Indian Puzzle
    • Card Trick
    • Road to California
    • Broken Wheel
    • Nosaic No. 21
    • Four X Variation
    • Kansas Star
    • Black-Eyed Susan
    • Sashings & Cornerstones
    • Orange Peel Variation
    • Mosaic No. 17
    • Double X No. 2
    • Hovering Hawks
    • Dutchman's Puzzle
    • Whirligig
    • Chinese Lantern
    • Lady of the Lake
    • The Windmill
    • Log Cabin
    • Square in a Square
    • Around the World
    • 3 Petal Dresden Fan
    • Double Pinwheel Whirls
    • Sashings & Cornerstones
    • 6 Petal Dresden Fan
    • Meadow Flowers
    • Wheel of Fortune
    • Dove in the Window
    • Star of the East
    • Optical Illusions
    • Grist Mill
    • Blazing Star
    • Heart Flower II

Title: Quilting Possibilities... Freehand Filler Patterns
Author/Designer: Sue Patten
Format/Publication Date: TPB:2006
Publisher: American Quilter's Society, Paducah, KY
Language: English
Page Count: 96
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 8 1/2" 11"
ISBN: 1574329189

SUMMARY- I debated whether to alphabetize the quilt block names to make it easier to see whether she had designs in this book for your block, and decided to leave them as is. My apologies if that annoys. My recommendation is to use a word processor document, cut and paste the bib details then the ToC into the document, and save it, for all the books that you have on your shelf that I have, then fill in the rest of the books you have that I don't. When you need to know which book you saw the pattern you wanted(assuming you can remember the name of it), all you have to do is use the search function in that file to figure out what book you need to pull from the shelf. It takes time to set up, but can save you a lot of time and frustration later. Embroider the ToCs with whatever details you need to jog your memory later. Sue Patten clearly is an artist who really knows her stuff. There are so many gorgeous designs in this book you're going to want it - even if she drives my OCD crazy.