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2012 finished pillows

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pillows

freckles pillow

scrappy triangles pillow
wonky star pillow
zig zag pillow
single girl pillow
3" tumbler scrappy pillow

charming stars matching pillows

pouches

flex frame pouch

zig zag pouch + tutorial

mini coin pouch

tiny patchwork pouch

seedling applique pouch

ditty pouch by Keyka Lou

gathered clutch by Noodlehead

sew - in frame coin pouch

bags / purses

chevron purse
patchwork totes
morning glory purse
echino handbag
frenchy bag
cross body bags for girls
sock monkey messenger bag

lunch boxes + tutorial

Amy Butler's Cosmo bag

Misc.

scrappy bunting/ garland
sewing machine cover + tutorial
infinity scarf
simply modern patchwork table runner
scrappy pot holders
sleeping bags for stuffed toys
fabric book covers

scrappy pincushions

sherbet pips mug rug

ticker tape mug rug

patchwork mug rugs

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installing zipper closure in a pillow cover {tutorial}

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