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Quilts in a Jiffy 3-Yard Quilts Booklet by Fabric Cafe/Donna Robertson

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Fabric Cafe 3-Yard Quilts Pattern Book! 8 great original quilt designs that are easy and quick! This new book tells you the secrets to making each pattern into a lap, twin or queen/king size quilt. 20 pages. #FC032041

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Brian N. ★★★★★

The size charts for lap, twin, and queen/king are laid out so clearly that I sized up my first quilt without any guesswork. Eight designs in one booklet for the price feels like a steal, and the quick projects actually came together in a weekend.

Alexander A. ★★★★★

Each of the eight patterns includes clear cutting charts for three bed sizes, which made it simple to plan my lap quilt. I finished my first top in one weekend following their three-yard method. This booklet is perfect for anyone wanting a quick, satisfying sewing project.

Amelia ★★★★★

I love how each design uses just three yards of fabric—makes stash busting so satisfying. The layout guide for turning them into different bed sizes is surprisingly clear.