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Schnibbles
| Schnibble: noun A scrap of fabric; a leftover bit of cloth; a small piece. The word has a German origin and is found primarily in German settlements in the Midwest. From the Dictionary of American Regional English published by the Harvard University Press.
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| 2010 | |
| Spring: |
Joy Luck, Domino, Jacks, Mon Ami, Paganini |
| 2009 | |
| Fall: Spring: |
Madeline, Lincoln, Roundabout, Two Bits, Sunday Best, Tagalong, OSO and Sweet Liberty Tuffets View Patterns Fanfare, Ballet Slippers, Winter White, Picnic, Houseboat, Reveille View Patterns |
| 2008 | |
| Fall: Spring: |
State Fair, Dow Jones, Betsy, Nice Day, Open Season, Hot Cross, Good Fortune, Tuffets View Patterns Scratch, X-Rated, Plan C, Imagine, Figgy Pudding, Silver Swan, Rooibos and McGuffey View Patterns Rosie's Cooking School, Part 2 If a small Schnibble is good, a big Schnibble has to be better. To wit, I have figured out how to make a Schnibble from a Moda's Layer Cake. It isn't four times bigger, just a little bit bigger. The conversion numbers for all eight of the new patterns are included in the file, which is copyright free. You're welcome to copy it for friends, classes and kits. Click Here for your FREE downloadable PDF |
| 2007 | |
| Fall: Spring: |
Little Red, Darcy, Hat Trick, Gazebo, Bennington, Center Stage, Four Corners and Decoy View Patterns Spin City, A Little Bit Country, Nash, Dulcinea, Cindy Lou Who, Short Story, Novantique and Gentle Art View Patterns Rosie's Cooking School, Part 1 The 2007 Schnibble pattern conversion numbers are included in this file, which is copyright free. You're welcome to copy it for friends, classes and kits. Click Here for your FREE downloadable PDF |
To purchase patterns, contact your favorite quilt shop. For wholesale inquiries, contact carrie@missrosiesquiltco.com |
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