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The Magic Vine Quilt
Grow a flower garden in beautiful fabrics to grace your bed or wall. The patterns for Magic Vine originated in the 1930's in a newspaper guilt column written by Florence LaGanke Harris. As part of a series, LaGanke presented one new pattern each week. In addition to the pattern, the reader was treated to a fictitious story about a quilt group and their leader, Nancy Page. In the group, they shared stories, and decided on what colors to use for their flowers.
- GenresQuilting
231 pages, Spiral-bound
First published April 15, 2007
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October 1, 2018
Great flower patterns. Need to build skill set first!
February 12, 2017
I have not made an applique quilt, but I used to love to watch Eleanor Burns on TV. Each of the 40 flowers in the book came from the 'Nancy Page newspaper series'
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