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1) Give a "quilt in a jar." Collect all the fabrics for a paper-pieced minature quilt, package them in a jar, and give them to a quilting friend (see page 70 for instructions for Scrappy Stars) |
| Knock someone's socks off by creating a Reindeer Table Runner (see page 48 for instructions). |
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3) Make or purchase some notecards with quilt designs on them. |
| 4) Give a gift certificate from her favorite quilt shop or spa. |
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5) Give a spool or two of neutral 100% cotton thread for piecing. |
| 6) Make or buy a cute pincushion for your quilt friend's sewing room. |
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7) Give a disposable camera for taking photos at the next quilt show. |
| 8) Buy a copy of one of the latest quilting books. |
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9) Create an Itty Bitty Penny Rug (see page 66 for instructions), frame it, and give it. |
| 10) Give a punch needle embroidery kit, or, complete a punch needle project, frame it, and give it as a gift. |
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11) Whip up Flannel Brick Road for the guy on your list (see page 32 for instructions). |
| 12) Use a leftover quilt block to make a toss pillow for the sofa. |
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13) Buy a packet of fancy hot drink mix and give it with a pretty mug. |
| 14) Give a journal to a quilter so she can keep a record of her quilts. |
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15) Make a beautiful mantel scarf (see page 40 for instructions). |
| 16) Send a special postcard in the mail (see page 62 for instructions). |
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17) Give a pair of warm, fuzzy slippers or socks a friend can wear while quilting on a cold night. |
| 18) Delight a young lady with Buttons & Bows (see page 58 for instructions). |
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19) Make a pillowcase to give as a gift. |
| 20) Create a snow couple (see page 36). |
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21) Wrap up a pretty thimble. |
| 22) Make a quilter a wool sewing wallet (see page 52 for instructions). |
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23) Give a pair of embroidery scissors. |
| 24) Send your quilting buddy a chatelaine. |
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25) Fold up some fat quarters and tie them with a ribbon. |
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