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Embroidery Treasures blog is giving away a quilter’s tape measure in a charming tin. See the rules. Be sure to enter before November 24.
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Here’s the latest in the series of Sunbonnet Sue embroidery patterns free from CC of Lace ‘n’ Ribbon Roses blog. This time, our girls have brought along their doll-babies. So sweet! Get the pattern.
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Orange Flower has a free pattern (for personal use) for these dear little house ornaments (above). She actually posted the tute on August 8; but I just discovered it, thanks to a pointer from thelongthread, who posted her own little sweeties made from the pattern (below). Get the details on Orange Flower’s blog.
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The pattern for these sweet linen Christmas stockings is free from Martha Stewart, and so is the simple poinsettia motif for silk-ribbon embroidery. Get the details.
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Camille Roskelley of Simplify blog (and thimbleblossoms) is sponsoring an awesome giveaway. You could win the quilt pattern of your choice made up - by Camille! - in the fabrics of her choice. Rush over to Simplify and see the rules. Be sure to enter before November 24.
Many thanks to Plumcute Designs for pointing out [...]

Ooooooooo! Betz White is sharing instructions for a felt-rose Christmas tree based on her popular pomander pattern. Get the details.
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Jon Yusoff has posted a beautiful new free (for personal use) pattern on Jon’s Patterns Page. This doily or runner is composed of sets of 3-ring clovers made with a shuttle and ball. Get the pattern.
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Two lucky readers of Bee Square blog will win a set of fat quarters of Waves from the AI Collection for Seven Islands. Get the rules. Be sure to enter before November 24.
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I love this embroidery pattern so hard! Bean of Coyote Craft is sharing a free PDF file of the molecular structure of coffee. So clever! Get the pattern.
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Janet Stauffacher of Nostalgic NeedleART blog is sharing another of her beautiful crazy-quilt block bases. This one incorporates a Thanksgiving image from a vintage postcard. Janet says, “Print this block directly onto computer printer fabric or freezer paper backed fabric with your inkjet printer, then use it as the foundation for your crazy quilt block [...]

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