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266 Tabor Valley
Horace Tabor struck it rich in Colorado but went bankrupt in Kansas. Margo's great grandfather put sleigh runners on Tabor's wagon so that he could travel to Colorado! A great design with a fun history behind it!
279 Dorothy's Spinner
Another of Margo's easy to sew 'retro' designs that works well with reproduction prints. Quilters may also emphasize the 'Native American' flavor with South Western colors and prints.
286 Thunder Clouds
Create your own 'sky-scape' with this very unique design! Fluffy clouds filled with bolts of lightening or use South Western colors and fabrics.
292 High-Low-Jack
Named for the 'points' in a card game called Pitch that Margo learned growing up. Great stars and lattice effects with this design. Easy to sew too!
294 Flint Hills Fancy
A terrific design for quilters who love curves! The design captures the rolling prairie of the Flint Hills in Kansas where Margo grew up and more!
311 Cyclone
Capture the swirling tower of a tornado racing across the Kansas prairie! Margo's mother actually rode one! A great design for quilters who love action!
318 Prairie Runner
Margo and her 'Grandpa' used to go out in spring and find tiny wild strawberries by tracing their long runners under the prairie grass. If you look closely, you'll find the runners and berries in this great Nine Patch design.
331 Mother's Favorite
One of Margo's mothers favorite designs - she even picked the colors for the illustrations! Easy to sew in either technique, this design creates a beautiful 'antique' project in any color combination.
340 Sunny
Margo's from Kansas - need we say more? Lovely hearts become brilliant, easy to do sunflowers in this design just for quilters beginning to Appliqué. Experienced quilters will overlap them to form bouquets!
349 Daily Garden Lattice
Inspired by one of Margo's grandmothers quilts, this design is so versatile that there almost isn't any end to what a quilter can do with it! Frame photo's on fabric, panels or even more to create the effects you want to!
350 Kansas Dugout Window
A twist on an old favorite! The Daily family lived in a dugout or cave when they first homesteaded the original farm in Kansas and yes, it had a window! Great in any color combination and setting plus it's easy to sew!
362 Kansas Rounder
In fall, ranchers round up the cattle that have been grazing in the Flint Hills of Kansas and many years ago, the Native Americans hunted buffalo during the same time for their winter supplies. The curved template could be either cattle or buffalo depending on the quilter! Easy to piece and it works in any color combination.
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