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Bibliographic Details
Publisher: Creative Pub Intl Published date: 2005 Size: 8.25 x 10.5 inches Weight: 2.46 pounds Pages: 319
Publisher's Notes
An expanded edition of the classic, complete guide to machine quilting encompasses detailed coverage of the techniques that beginning and intermediate quilters need, as well as forty complete projects. Original.
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