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TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • Quilting Bee Scrapbook
  • Meet the Authors
  • Fabric Selection and Preparation
  • How to Use This Book
  • PROJECTS:
    • My Favorite Things(applique)
            Geri Zimmer
    • Countryside Barns
            Tami L Marshall
    • Summer Hearts(some applique)
            Chris Mewhinney
    • Dancing Tulips(applique)
            Chris Mewhinney
    • Cowboy Dan(applique)
            Mary Lou Donahue Weidman
    • Trip to Ireland
            Julie M Lynch
    • A Tisket, A Tasket(log cabin basket and flowers)
            Angela Poole
    • The Golfer(applique)
            Casey Lynch, Julie M Lynch
    • Home Tweet Home
            Pat Maixner Magaret, Donna Ingram Slusser
    • Night Flight
            Lori Aluna
    • Faces- What Shall I Be?(applique)
            Casey Lynch, Julie M Lynch
    • Quilted Heart Earrings
            Angela Poole
    • I Heart Quilting(applique)
            Debbie Mumm
  • RECIPES:
    • Chocolate Chip Cookies
            Lori Aluna
    • Lemon Coconut Bars
            Linda Leitz
    • Crab Dip
            Nancy Harwood
    • Do Ahead Sausage Bake
            Geri Zimmer
    • My Favorite Salsa
            Geri Zimmer
    • Dilly Bread
            Julie Lynch
    • Crock-Pot Clam Chowder
            Kathryn Downey
    • Five-Layer Bean Dip
            Linda Leitz
  • Quiltmaking Basics

Title: The Quilting Bee, Spokane, Washington(The Quilt Shop Series)
Author/Designer: Jackie Wolff, Lori Aluna
Format/Publication Date: TPB:1994
Publisher: That Patchwork Place, Bothell, WA
Language: English
Page Count: 88
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISBN: 1564770559

SUMMARY- There are some exquisitely charming projects in this book - I particularly liked Casey and Julie Lynch's "Faces- What Shall I Be?". It's a boy's quilt with the faces of men in different professions(including pirate!). Mary Lou Donahue Weidman's "Cowboy Dan" came in a close second for me. I added the designer's names to the Table of Contents, along with the recipes. I like to know who designed a project and assume others like to have this information too.