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02-20-2014, 08:07 AM

#11

mckwilter

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Yes, ePatternCentral.com has lots of great patterns, and most of them are downloads, so you don't have to wait and pay for shipping. Instant gratification!

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Originally Posted by Aurora

Check with Annie's ePatterns -- they have ebooks on just about anything and they frequently have them on sale.

02-20-2014, 08:13 AM

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shasta5718

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Check with amazon and e-bay, you can find just about anything book wise. Also google and you will find a lot both for sale and free. Another place is favecraftcom.

02-20-2014, 10:23 AM

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misseva

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Originally Posted by zennia

Not a book but a site
http://www.allcrafts.net/sewing/sewdining.htm
also check out www.tipnut.com

THANK YOU SO MUCH for posting this site. I've been looking for apron patterns and guess what? McCalls, Butterick or Simplicity does not have apron patterns except one for a man's BBQ. I couldn't believe it. I even checked in the costume section and nothing there. I just downloaded three FREE patterns and I'm a happy camper.

02-20-2014, 12:20 PM

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Rose Bagwell

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TipNut.com is a good site to look for what you need.

02-20-2014, 12:43 PM

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CAS49OR

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paperbackswap.com had a few books like that last I looked. If you list some books you don't want you get one free, then one free for each one you exchange. You have to pay shipping.

I saw one there "decorate your whole house" and another "country kitchen" theme. I don't remember the exact titles.

I used "quilting" or "sewing" under search, and then changed the "all books" to "posted books" on the left. Posted books are the free ones you can order right away.

I've been seeing more quilting and sewing books on there lately. I've also got to order free from Amazon on occasion, and got a really nice knitting book, and "make your own clothes" book.

02-20-2014, 01:36 PM

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mengler

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youtube and "allfreesewing.com are your friends. There are SOOO many free patterns around. I found a great pattern free for bowl buddies. Making a bunch of those.

02-20-2014, 10:00 PM

#17

Gerbie

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Cat18

Can anyone recommend a book with patterns for placemats, napkins, casserole covers, table runners, hot pads, aprons? I.e. a book all about "kitchens."

Not a book but go to All free sewing.com I just received anew email with all kinds of patters o placemats, rug mugs pot holders an other from this site.

02-20-2014, 10:21 PM

#18

NanaCsews2

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Quote:

Originally Posted by misseva

Within the year and a half I have purchased from Hancock Fabrics the following patterns at $1-1.99 each. The sale was purchasing multiple patterns to get that price:

Simplicity-2298, 2272, 3746
McCalls-5284, 6092, 2947, 5720, 6049, 6298
Butterick-5765, 5263

These are all apron patterns-adult and children. A wide array of different designs.