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A Pocketful of Whimsy: Wee Patchwork Gifts
by Kathleen Rindal Brooks
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The QuiltTownUSA Gallery offers you a look at quilts from some of the premiere quilters in the USA.

It is a place where you can come whenever you are looking for some inspiration. You will find beautiful and creative quilts always on display. Visit us again and again; the exhibits are constantly changing. Stay as long as you like. Our doors never close.

Currently on display are projects from Kathleen Rindal Brook's new book, A Pocketful of Whimsy: Wee Patchwork Gifts. With Kathleen's creative patterns, even the tiniest scraps become favored heirlooms. You'll be amazed at how quick and simple each project is to stitch. The step-by-step directions are easy to follow and the results will be appreciated by everyone lucky enough to receive the results of your handiwork.  To learn more about Kathleen and to view more of  her quilts, visit her at The Meeting Place.

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Tote Bag Tea Cozy

This tiny Tote Bag will carry your latest needlework project (or your lunch) in style. This original gift came into my hands from my creative friend, Kathy Gillespie.

 

Slip this Tea Cozy over your teapot to keep your tea hot for hours. No proper tea party should be without one. (I learned that in England!)

 

Eyeglass Case Bookcover
Give them something to really look at. Keep your specs safe and handy inside this artsy Eyeglass Case. Fun fabrics make the case. Simple piecing makes it easy to size this Bookcover. An address book, diary, blank book or your latest paperback novel-you won't mind leaving it around when it looks this good. (Well, maybe not your diary...)

Chatelaine

Huswif

Make a patchwork Chatelaine to keep your quilting tools close at hand. For quilters "on the road," this is a functional piece designed to allow easy access to your scissors, seam ripper, and a spool of thread. Add a collection of antique sewing implements and it serves as a piece of "jewelry." Make history yourself. Hang your Huswif on the wall or carry it with you "into the field." Many a Civil War soldier went off to battle with a "huswif" tucked into the pocket of his uniform. The useful item was filled with sewing supplies and an extra button or two for doing his own mending while away from home.

Bookmark

Backpack

Give this flying geese Bookmark to a special teacher, friend or relative. They'll think of you every time they turn the page. Hide those on-the-go odds and ends in this playful Backpack. This handy tote makes a fashion statement that's sure to delight any traveler.

Pin

Double Pocket

Tiny scraps can become an heirloom Pin. Make a tiny piece of your patchwork the center of attention. Paper piecing makes it so simple, you'll even amaze yourself. Tailor this Double Pocket to match your outfit, your mood or the occasion. There are two compartments; one is open at the top and the other is secured with a flap and button.

Drawstring Pouch

Needleholder

Even if you don't have a marble collection, you'll want one of these! Use this Drawstring Pouch to hold everything from sea shells to needlework tools. Mine holds my antique bakelite button collection. A place for everything and everything in its place. Hang this Needleholder in your sewing room or roll it up and tie it into a convenient bundle.

Patchwork Needlebook

Notepad

A pocket-sized storage system for you sewing essentials. Make a folding Patchwork Needlebook with ultraseude "pages" to secure your pins and needles. Jot it down, make a list, take a message in style. Create a cover for a paper Notepad. You'll want one by every phone!

Ball Ornament

Napkin Rings

Folk art for your Christmas tree! This intricate-looking Ball Ornament is easily paper pieced. Dress your table for every occasion. Add a touch of whimsy to your table with simple Napkin Rings secured with tiny buttons.
 

Patterns for all projects displayed are available in Kathleen's book, A Pocketful of Whimsy: Wee Patchwork Gifts.

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