paisley strip. Matching the raw edges, fold the paisley strip over the cording. Pin and sew next to the cording. If necessary, trim seam allowance to 1/2"

3. Starting at the point indicated and leaving a 2" tail, pin the covered welt to the pillow front, with the raw edges of the welt even with the raw edge of the pillow front. If necessary, clip the cording's seam allowance to help it lay flat on the curves. Using the zipper foot, sew the welt to the pillow front using 1/2" seam allowance. Overlap the ends of the cording and stitch to hold in place. Trim the cording tails.

4. Layer the pillow front with the pillow back, right sides together. Again using the zipper foot, stitch on top of the existing stitches on the pillow front, through all thicknesses. Leave an 8" opening on the lower, left-hand side of the pillow for turning. If necessary, clip curves to ease fullness.

5. Turn the pillow right sides out and stuff to the desired plumpness with the fiberfill. Hand stitch the opening closed to complete the pillow.

Cutting InstructionsFrom the printed panel, cut: (1) heart shape, cut 3/4" beyond the outermost printed elements in the heart motif. From the paisley, cut: (2) 2½" bias strips for the welt. (1) heart shape, layer the heart shape cut from the printed panel with the paisley yardage, wrong sides together, and cut the paisley to make the pillow backing.

Sewing InstructionsAll seams are sewn using 1/4" seam allowance withpieces held right sides together and raw edges even.

1. Stitch the 2½" paisley bias strips together end to end to make a long 2½" strip.2. Install a zipper foot on your sewing machine with the needle positioned on the right-hand side of the foot. Center the cording on the wrong side of the 2¼"

⅔ yard Printed Panel 7745-44 (one full panel)⅝ yard Blue Paisley 7748-11 (includes backing and welt)

Materials/Blue Version

Ninth & Vine Heart PillowFinished Size: 12-1/4" wide by 12-3/8" high

⅔ yard Printed Panel 7745-44 (one full panel)⅝ yard Pink Paisley 7748-22 (includes backing and welt)

Materials/Pink Version

Materials for Both Blue & Pink Versions1½ yards 1/2" cording (for welt)1 bag Polyester Fiberfill (for pillow stuff ing)All supplies necessary for any embellishment you wish to add such as embroidery floss or ribbons.

Fabrics in the Collection

7745-44Printed Panel

7746-11Blue Dot

7746-22Pink Dot

7746-44Brown Dot

7747-11Blue Toile

7747-44Cream Toile

7747-22Pink Toile

7748-11Blue Paisley

7748-22Pink Paisley

7748-44Cream Paisley

7749-22Pink Check

7749-11Blue Check

7749-44Cream Check

7750-11Blue Stripe

7750-22Pink Stripe

7751-22Pink Tonal

7751-11Blue Tonal

7751-44Cream Tonal

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Cutting Instructions for the Crib Sheet

From the blue or pink dot fabric: Remove the selvages. Straighten the fabric and trim the length to 72" making sure both ends are cut with the fabric on grain, as you would for cutting fabric strips for quilting. From the elastic: (4) 12" long pieces.

Sewing Instructions for the Crib Sheet

1. Remove a 9" x 9" square from each corner of the dot fabric as shown.

2. Right sides together, stitch the edges of one corner together, starting with 1/4" seam allowance at the bottom and tapering the seam as shown in the detail diagram below. Repeat for each corner.

3. Turn 1/4" to the wrong side, all around the open edge of the sheet. Press. Repeat this procedure, this time turning 1/2" to the wrong side. Press. Stitch through all thicknesses to complete the hem.

4. Set up your sewing machine for zigzag stitching. Referring to the detail diagram at the top of the next column, center a piece of elastic on a corner seam on the wrong side of the sheet. Starting at the center point, stretch the elastic and stitch through all thicknesses. Repeat for the opposite half of the elastic piece. When released, the elastic should cause the corners to gather. Repeat this procedure for each corner to complete the fitted sheet.

2⅛ yards Blue OR Pink Dot 7746-11 OR 7746-221½ yards 3/8" wide elastic

Materials for the Fitted Crib Sheet

Ninth & Vine Crib Sheet, Crib Skirt & Crib Bumpers

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Materials for the Crib Skirt

1. Remove the selvages from each 12½" strip. Turn 1/4" to the wrong side along (3) edges of one strip. Press. Turn 1/4" to the wrong side again so that the raw edges are enclosed on three sides of the strip. Stitch through all thicknesses to finish the hems. Repeat for each 12½" strip to make a total of (6) hemmed panels. Stitch (2) hemmed panels together to make a long 12½" panel. Repeat once. There will be a total of (2) 12½" x approximately 82" panels and (2) 12½" x approximately 41" panels.2. Using the method of your choice, gather the top, raw edge of each of the longer panels made in step 1 until the gathered edge of the panel measures 51" long. Gather the top, raw edge of each of the shorter panels made in step 1 until the gathered edge of the panel measures 27" long.3. Right sides together, raw edges even, baste the gathered 12½" panels from step 2, to one of the 28" x 52" dot fabric pieces, starting and stopping all seams 1/4" from the corners.

Wrong Sideof Sheet

Corner Seam

Elastic Hemmed Edge

3 yards Blue OR Pink Dot 7746-11 OR 7746-222¼ yards* Blue OR Pink Check 7749-11 OR 7749-22*Please note, yardage is for moderately gathered skirt, for more fullness, purchase additional yardage.

Cutting Instructions for the Crib SkirtFrom the pink or blue dot, cut: (2) pieces 28" wide x 52" long. From the blue or pink check, cut: (6) 12½" strips, cut across the width of the fabric, from selvage edge to selvage edge.

Sewing Instructions for the Crib Skirt

Gathered Edge

Right Side of Dot Fabric

Wrong Side of (1) Check Fabric Gathered Panel

©2012 Henry Glass & Co., Inc.

Page 2Ninth & Vine Crib Sheet, Crib Skirt & Crib Bumpers4. Right sides together, pin the remaining 28" x 52" dot fabric piece to the unit from step 3. Stitch through all thicknesses using 1/4" seam allowance and leaving an opening along one long side for turning. Make sure that none of the bulk of any of the gathered panels is caught in the seams. Clip the corners. Turn the unit wrong side out. To complete the crib skirt, stitch the opening closed using the method of your choice.

WrongSide ofSecondPiece of

Dot Fabric

Leave Open for Turning

1½ yards Blue Dot 7746-112¾ yards Blue Check 7749-11 3 yards Blue Ribbon 1" wide, double-faced, satin1 roll Bumper Batting 10 inches wide by 15 feet long

Materials for the Blue Crib Bumpers

1½ yards Pink Dot 7746-222¾ yards Pink Toile 7747-22 3 yards Pink Ribbon 1" wide, double-faced, satin1 roll Bumper Batting 10 inches wide by 15 feet long

Materials for the Pink Crib Bumpers

2. Remove the selvages and sew the 5½" strips together end to end to make a long 5½" strip. Trim this long strip to 330". Turn 1/4" to the wrong side on both short ends and press. Turn 1/4" to the wrong side on both edges again so that the raw edges on both ends are enclosed. Stitch through all thicknesses to complete the hems.

3. Wrong sides together, fold the hemmed 5½" strip in half lengthwise to make a long 2¾" strip and press. To make the ruffle, using the method of your choice, gather the raw edges of this long strip until it measures 164" long.4. Raw edges even, pin the prepared ruffle to one long edge of one 10½" x 164½" blue check or pink toile piece, stopping and starting 1/4" away from both ends. Baste the ruffle in place. Find the center point along each short side of the blue check/pink toile pieces. Mark a point 4" from the center point in both directions on both ends. Center a ribbon tie on each marked point. Baste the ties in place as shown, tucking the ribbons under the ruffle as necessary.

5. Right sides together, layer the second 10½" x 164½" blue check or pink toile piece on top of the unit from step 4. Stitch all the way around using 1/4" seam allowance and leaving a large opening for turning on the long side opposite the ruffle. Clip the corners.

6. Trim the batting to 164" long. Layer the trimmed batting on top of the unit from step 5. By hand, take large basting stitches through all layers to help keep the batting in place when the unit is turned right side out. Turn the unit right side out, smoth the batting and fabric layers until the entire length of the bumper lies flat. Stitch the opening closed using the method of your choice. Remove the basting stitches.

Cutting Instructions for the Crib Bumpers

From the blue or pink dot fabric, cut: (9) 5½" strips for the ruffle .From the blue check or pink toile fabric, cut: (9) 10½" strips for the bumpers.From the blue or pink ribbon, cut: (4) pieces each 27" long.

Please note: all strips are cut across the widthof the fabric from selvage edge to selvage edge.

All seams are sewn using 1/4" seam allowance withpieces held right sides together and raw edges even.

Sewing Instructions for the Crib Bumpers

Right Side of First Blue Check/Pink Toile Piece

Gathered Edge of Ruffle

Ribbon Tie

1. Remove the selvages and sew the 10½" strips together end to end to make a long 10½" strip. From this long strip, cut (2) 164½" long pieces.

Wrong Side of SecondBlue Check/Pink Toile Piece

Leave Open for Turning

1. Spray the wrong side of the fabric shade with a spray adhesive designed for fabrics, making sure to cover the fabric with a thin, even layer of adhesive. A product which allows the fabric to be repositioned before adhering permanently to the surface of the lamp shade will be easier to work with.

2. Working from the top down, adhere the prepared fabric shade to the outside of the plain white lamp shade. Smooth the fabric using a ruler or straight edge to remove any small ripples.

3. To complete the lamp shade, glue coordinating trim to the outer bottom and upper edges of the lamp shade, making sure the raw edges of the fabric shade are covered.

Cutting Instructions1. On a flat surface, place the bottom of the lamp shade on top of the newspaper and trace around the edge of the shade. 2. Locate the center point of the circle traced in step 1. Using this marked point, center the top of the lamp shade inside the circle traced from the bottom of the shade. Trace the line around the top of the lamp shade.3. Cut out the paper pattern. Audition the paper pattern on top of the lamp shade and note any adjustments that need to be made to achieve a good fit.4. Repeat the procedure from steps 1 and 2 to make a final paper pattern for the lamp shade cover, incorporating any adjustments made in step 3.5. Place the paper pattern on the right side of the paisley fabric and cut out (1) lamp shade cover.

Assembly Instructions

⅝ yard Blue Paisley 7748-11 OR⅝ yard Pink Paisley 7748-222½ yards Coordinating Trim

Plain White Lamp ShadeSpray Fabric AdhesiveFabric/Craft GlueNewspaper or other large paper for pattern making

Materials

Ninth & Vine Covered Lamp Shade

Fabrics in the Collection

7745-44Printed Panel

7746-11Blue Dot

7746-22Pink Dot

7746-44Brown Dot

7747-11Blue Toile

7747-44Cream Toile

7747-22Pink Toile

7748-11Blue Paisley

7748-22Pink Paisley

7748-44Cream Paisley

7749-22Pink Check

7749-11Blue Check

7749-44Cream Check

7750-11Blue Stripe

7750-22Pink Stripe

7751-22Pink Tonal

7751-11Blue Tonal

7751-44Cream Tonal

Ninth & Vine

Cutting InstructionsPlease note: all strips are cut across the widthof the fabric from selvage edge to selvage edge.

From the printed panel, cut: (4) 4½" x 4½" squares with a printed rabbit motif centered in each square.From the check, cut: (2) 2" strips. Recut into (8) 2" x 6½" pieces. (1) 1½" strip. Recut into (8) 1½" x 4½" pieces.From the paisley, cut: (1) 7½" strip. Recut into (1) 7½" x 24½" piece. (1) 4½" strip. Recut into (3) 4½" x 9" pieces for the hanging tabs. (3) 2¼" strips for the binding.Reserve remaining paisley fabric for backing.

Sewing Instructions

All seams are sewn using 1/4" seam allowance withpieces held right sides together and raw edges even.

1. Center the toile yardage on top of the remaining paisley yardage, wrong sides together. Layer the batting in between the two pieces of fabric and quilt as desired. From the quilted yardage, cut (1) piece 18½" high x 24½" wide.

2. Stitch 1½" x 4½" check pieces to the left and right sides of a 4½" printed rabbit motif square. Stitch 2" x 6½" check pieces to the top and bottom of the motif square to yield a 6½" wide x 7½" high unit. Repeat to make a total of (4) units.

3. Stitch together the units made in step 2, side by side, to make the 7½" high x 24½" wide pocket front unit.

4. Layer the pocket front made in step 3 with the 7½" x 24½" paisley piece, wrong sides together. Baste the units together, using 1/8" seam allowance, all around the outer edge.

5. Using the 2¼" paisley strips, prepare the binding using your favorite method.

⅔ yard Printed Panel* 7745-44 (one full panel)1⅜ yards Blue Paisley 7748-11 (includes binding)¼ yard Blue Check 7749-11⅝ yard Blue Tonal 7751-112½ yards ¾" wide Blue Ribbon24" x 30" piece of batting

*Or use ¼ yard of Blue Toile, 7747-11, as shown on the original sales card for the collection.

Materials/Blue Version

Ninth & Vine Hanging OrganizerFinished Size: 24" wide by 18" high

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⅔ yard Printed Panel* 7745-44 (one full panel)1⅜ yards Pink Paisley 7748-22 (includes binding)¼ yard Pink Check** 7749-22⅝ yard Pink Tonal 7751-222½ yards ¾" wide Pink Ribbon24" x 30" piece of batting

*Or use ¼ yard of Pink Toile, 7747-22, as shown on the original sales card for the collection.** Or use ¼ yard of Pink Dot, 7746-22, as shown on the original sales card for the collection.

Materials/Pink Version

©2012 Henry Glass & Co., Inc.

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6. Bind the top edge of the pocket unit made in step 4, using the method of your choice and the binding made in step 5.

7. Layer the bound pocket unit on top of the 18½" x 24½" quilted piece, with the pocket front and the toile portion of the quilted yardage facing up. Baste the units together using 1/8" seam allowance, all around the outer edge.

8. To make the individual pockets, stitch "in the ditch" through all thicknesses in the seams between the rabbit motif square units. Double stitch each line to reinforce the seams dividing the pockets.

Ninth & Vine Hanging Organizer9. Turn 1/4" to the wrong side along both long edges of a 4½" x 9" paisley piece. Press each long edge toward the back so that the edges meet in the middle as shown in the diagram below. Stitch along the outer edge of each long side. Repeat to make a total of (3) tabs.

10. On the wrong side of the organizer, mark the center point and the points 5" to the left and right of the center point on the top edge. Fold each prepared tab in half, wrong sides together. Center each folded tab at a marked point on the back side of the organizer, raw edges even.

11. Bind the outer edge of the organizer, using the method of your choice.

12. Fold the tabs up and stitch "in the ditch" right next to the binding to reinforce the tabs.

13. Using 5/8" ribbon, make (3) bows. Tack a ribbon bow to the front of each tab to complete the organizer.