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  Here is where you can find several links to free patterns to help you sew items for our 2025 quilt show boutique.  All the money earned from the boutique helps provide guest speakers and workshops throughout the year, so please consider contributing a few or a lot of items.  Items need to be done by the June meeting (if you want us to price them) or brought  with price tags on them the day of set-up. We are looking for more quality over quantity, but you are welcome to sew anything you'd like to donate. You can get back any unsold items at the August quilt meeting.

If you have ideas for others and have a free pattern to share, please email [email protected].  




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Tissue Box Covers

These are reversible and use two fat quarters.  Probably requires intermediate skills. 
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Scrunchies

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Dog Bandanas

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Lanyards

All you need to do is sign up for an account and the three patterns above are free for you to download.
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Cord Wraps

Quick to make. Hopefully quick to sell. I use these when I travel.  I bought mine, so hopefully others will too.
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Zippered Pencil Pouch

Could be used for much more than pencils.
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Towel Topper

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Pet Leash

I have heavy-duty hooks, so if you want to sew up a leash or two for the boutique, I can bring the hooks! (I plan on making one of these for my own pooch, so I ordered some extra hooks.) I think this is a unique boutique item that will sell well in our dog-loving community!
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One Yard Apron 

Quick and easy apron with only a yard of fabric!
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Sun Glasses Cases

I am looking for another pattern too - one that has a snap cover.  But this is a simple one. 
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Car Ditty Bag

This is such a great way to keep items from going between seats or occupying the cup holder! 
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Chapstick Holder Key Fob

These are great sellers!  I have the keyrings and the snaps, so if anyone wants to sew these but doesn't have the snaps and/or keyrings, I can provide these. This is definitely one of the projects I plan to do!
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Quick Baby Bibs

Great way to use up left-over Minkie and flannel. Pattern says it takes about 15 minutes to make one of these.
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Barrette Holder

Extra ribbon?  Here is a good way to use some of it up. 
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Rope Bowls

I know some of you have taken a class on how to do these, but here is a tutorial if you would like a refresher or have never made one. 
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Mug Cozy

This would be a great way to use up some of that thin elastic many of us have from making masks!
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Earbud Pouch

This would sell to a younger crowd. Holds either just the earbuds or even the case with them in it.  Easy to add a ring and a clip. (I have lots, so if you need keyrings and want to make these, just ask - Misty)
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Bowl Cozies

I bought fancy templates to make these and ended up just using my square ruler. Super easy to make!  
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Crayon Roll Up

Crayons do not need to be included. Great little project. (Could include some copies of quilt block coloring pages!) 
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Thread Picture Holder

These could be made with decorative paper or fabric as well. No sew project. Fun use of old wooden thread holders.
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Easy Fabric Bookmarks

Easy and quick!  Interfacing and pinking shears are  needed.
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Mini Baskets

These use 10" fabric pieces, so left-over pieces from a layer cake would be perfect for this project. The link takes you to a tricks and tips page, where you can click on the original pattern.
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