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The New Year's quilt by Jennifer Chiaverini · Booklabria

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The New Year's quilt

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The New Year's quilt

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Elm Creek QuiltsBook 11 of 3

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Book 11, The New Year's quilt, this book

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First published: 2007
Language: English
Editions: 3
Series: Elm Creek Quilts, 11

Synopsis

A seasonally themed Elm's Creek Quilts tale finds master quilter Sylvia Bergstrom Compson tackling a new quilt for her reluctant daughter-in-law that depicts holiday memories of Elm Creek Manor.

Subjects: Quilting
Quilts
New Year
Quiltmakers
Characters: Sylvia Compson

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