The Jessica Jacket: This easy-to-sew below hip length jacket features rotary cut, rectangular patchwork that's machine quilted with metallic or embroidery thread. The back of the jacket is color blocked. There are set-in sleeves and your choice of pockets: patch style or in-seam. The jacket's deep neckline is accented with dark bias trim and a self-trim closure.

Crazy Patch Blazer Thread up your sewing machine - you can use all the decorative stitches in this Crazy Patch Blazer. You make crazy blocks first following simplified directions. They're set together with a checkerboard sashing, then fused to interfacing in preparation for machine embellishment.

The Blazer has a semi-loose fit and features comfortable drop shoulders, long sleeves and patch pockets. The edges are trimmed with self made bias.

Baby Bunting Choose from two versions and sew a warm and cozy bunting for the baby. View one is a snow-suit-like bunting made with alternating four patch patchwork and quilting. View two is a traditional closed bottom bunting made with fleece or pre-quilted fabric. Both views have zippered front opening and A-lined hood.

Included: Full size vest pattern, full size applique patterns. Fabric requirements given for both variations.

Star of My Heart Vest This loose-fitting comfortable vest uses the simplest of all quilt blocks - the nine patch alternately set with applique blocks. The cap sleeve design is flattering to all sizes. Plain or color block vest back features optional elastic casing. Pattern contains easy to follow block construction and quilting diagrams, applique patterns, simplified, fully illustrated sewing directions.

Rag Merchant Vest A quick and project that you can make from scraps, remnants or other leftovers in less than a day.

Patchwork front vest is loose fitting, has deep armholes and bias binding that matches the plain fabric back. Speedy rotary cutter directions and traditional template patterns are included.

Fantasy Jacket. Ready, set, sew! And, live out your wildest fabric fantasies. With this special jacket pattern, you create your own fabric. You are the designer choosing among your fabric stash for a few pieces of fabric that you'll combine with special threads and machine stitching to make a one-of-a-kind fabric.

You create the fabric for this short blazer-style loose fitting Jacket first. Once you've made your fabric. only the jacket cutting, assembly and finishing remain.