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Mystery Quilt Series: A Quilt Detective's Handbook has 6 quilts & Mystery Quilt Series, Locked up in Chains by Billie Lauder includes 3 Mystery Quilts. Have fun exploring your own mystery quilt.
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Back Cover Information.A new approach to mystery quilts! All of the mystery in this series centers around Chain Quilts. You get three different mysteries, beginning, intermediate and advanced. Great for classes or guild groups. About the Author: Billie Lauder has been teaching Quiltmaking since 1976. A third generation quilter, she has inherited her love of quilts from her grandmother and mother and has the ability to make quiltmaking easy and understandable for every level of quilter. Her teaching techniques and quilts have also been featured on seventeen episodes of the Home & Garden Television Network's series "Simply Quilts" hosted by Alex Anderson. Billie has developed her own patterns and books which are distributed by Easymade. Billie is teaching various quiltmaking techniques across the United States and abroad for quilt guilds, shops and cruise lines. She has recently developed a new product line called "Quilts In A Row" which is now available at quilt shops and though Easymade website, www.Easymade.com Table of Contents
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What is a mystery quilt?Billie states, "I have many times said that all quilts are a mystery. Oh, you know the pattern and you have picked the fabrics out accordingly but, until it is finished, anything can happen. You really do not know what the quilt will finally look like. When you are making a mystery quilt you do not know what you are making. You start one without all of the usual information - such as a picture of the quilt."
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| What is a Mystery Quilt? | 3 |
“The Case of the Double Forgery” Quilt Size: 50” x 70 ” | 28 |
| How do I use this book? | 3 |
“The Case of the Spinning Daggers” Quilt Size: 57” x 75” • Two Solutions | 35 |
| Basic Supplies every quilt detective must have | 3 | SOLUTIONS | |
| What are the Weapons? | 4 | “The Case of the Crossing Squares” | 41 |
| What if I want to use leftovers of fabrics I have. Scraps? | 4 | “The Case of the Downtown Quilter” | 44 |
| What is a Clue? | 4 | “The Case of the Patchy Churn” | 46 |
| What is a Suspect? | 4 | “The Case of the Flamingo Gathering” | 49 |
| Why do I need a zip lock type baggie? | 4 | “The Case of the Stretched Chains” | 53 |
| Cuffing Your Clues | 5 | “The Case of the Double Forgery” | 56 |
| Sewing Your Clues | 6 | “The Case of the Spinning Daggers” | 70 |
| Clues with special steps | 6 | Graphics for Color Experimentation | 62 |
| PATTERNS Weapons • Clues • Suspects | Processing | 70 | |
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Case of the Crossing Squares” Quilt Size: 70” x 84” • Two Solutions | 7 | Flying Geese Unit | 71 |
| “The
Case of the Downtown Quilter” Quilt Size: 64” x 84” | 10 | Basic Borders | 72 |
| “The
Case of the Patchy Churn” Quilt Size: 66” x 86” | 14 | Quilt Sandwich | 73 |
| “The Case of the Flamingo Gathering” Quilt Size: 51” x 72” | 17 | Binding | 75 |
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“The Case of the Stretched Chains” Quilt Size: 52” x 76” | 24 |
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