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Do You Want To Learn How To Quilt?

Learning to quilt looks complicated - but it doesn't have to be!

Are you feeling confused by all the tools and gadgets you're "supposed" to buy? Wondering what all the weird terms mean? Not sure where to begin? Worried you'll mess it up or waste your time or money (or both)?
  •  The must-have tools (and the ones you can skip)
  •  Simple explanations for all that quilting jargon
  •  How to choose the right beginner project (and which ones to steer clear of)
  •  Includes a five day challenge to get you started - starting tomorrow
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Over 425,000 views on YouTube
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Teaching beginners for over a decade
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