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Free Beautifully Illustrated Antique Books

August 17, 2019 by Shellie Wilson

Antique books for kids are mostly wonderful classic stories with gorgeous illustrations. The illustrations 100-400 years ago were done in realistic style and look very beautiful. The problem with antique books though, is that they’re often very expensive, might be dusty, and these books are also often fragile.

This DIY project will enable you to enjoy wonderful classic stories with your kids without the dust, stains, risk of ruining a rare book, and moreover, budget-freindly. In fact your cost will only be the cost of printing the pages of the book at home or at a nearby Staples.

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Sunday Spotlight – Gardening Quilt Block Pattern

Welcome to our Sunday Spotlight series, where we showcase exceptional quilting patterns from independent Etsy sellers. Each Sunday, we’ll unveil a new pattern, delving into its features, design, and potential for your next quilting project. Whether you’re a seasoned quilter or just starting out, we hope these spotlight articles ignite your creativity and inspire your quilting endeavors.

In this inaugural edition of our Sunday Spotlight series, we’re thrilled to introduce you to the “Fork and Trowel” Foundation Paper Piecing (FPP) pattern by RosieTaylorCrafts. This delightful pattern brings the charm of gardening to your quilting projects, offering a whimsical design that’s perfect for a gardening-themed quilt.

Customer Reviews:

  • “Haven’t made it yet but looks great!” – Rosie Rodriguez
  • “Great pattern easy to follow” – Caroline Ashworth

We hope you’ve enjoyed learning about the “Fork and Trowel” quilt block pattern. Get ready to infuse your quilting projects with the beauty of the garden! Join us next Sunday for another exciting installment of our Sunday Spotlight series, where we’ll unveil yet another inspiring quilting pattern from the Etsy community.

Thank you for joining us on this quilting journey, and happy quilting!

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