Curlicue E2E
(Pattern is 7.8 in Wide X 7.8 in High)
THIS PATTERN IS INCLUDED IN NOV. 2014 MASTERS CLUB
All Quilting & Embroidery Formats are in the download
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$15.00
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Karen Leak — July 20, 2023 — Rating 2/5
This pattern is pretty, but takes a LOT of thread. Also finding your start point after bobbin runs out is challenging because it stitches back over itself, which is why it takes so much thread. I won't be using this pattern again!