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Run for the Roses Quilt Pattern
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Cutter Compatibility
This die is compatible with these cutters:
Finished Size: 58" x 72" or 70" x 96"
A very easy way to showcase the fabrics inspired by Lady Rose. The fabric shown is Downton Abbey - The Lady Rose Collection by Andover Fabrics.
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Designed by Nancy Dill for QuiltWoman.com
A very easy way to showcase the fabrics inspired by Lady Rose. Fabric shown is Downton Abbey - The Lady Rose Collection by Andover.
Dies used to complete this quilt pattern:
- GO! Strip Cutter-2 1/2" (2" Finished) (55017 or 55014)
- GO! Strip Cutter-2" (1 1/2" Finished) (55025)
- GO! Strip Cutter-5" (4 1/2" Finished) (55023)
- GO! Square-5" (4 1/2" Finished) (55010)
- GO! Square-2" (1 1/2" Finished) (55022)
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About Nancy Dill:
Nancy is a designer and the owner of QuiltWoman.com. She got her love of sewing and all things creative from her mother. She started on a treadle sewing machine at five years old and has never stopped. She made most of her own clothes from age 13 to her late twenties. Nancy made her first quilt at age 15 from the rag bag and her mother’s scrap box and has done a ton of home décor sewing through the years. At age 21 Nancy suddenly became the owner of a craft shop which she ran for 7 years, took classes on the new trends, and taught many, many classes on all kinds of crafts and needlework. She then took a break from the sewing world for a while to raise a family and become a CPA. In the fall of 2002, Nancy got back into machine quilting in a big way and decided then what the next chapter in her life would be — design, teach quilting and travel! She joined some local and national quilt guilds and started teaching craft and quilting classes again. Nancy then started designing and publishing her own patterns for quilting & sewing. Nancy was one of the first to take a class from Dewberry Designs in Florida and became a One-Stitch Certified Quilting Instructor. Her patterns have been shown at Quilt Market every year since 2005. In January of 2008, Nancy purchased QuiltWoman.com and relocated the company to New York. She is bringing new designers to QuiltWoman.com and continues to publish and distribute thousands of patterns per month all over the United States and Canada.
