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Copy Cat Quilt Block Pattern

16 years ago

Does anyone have a source or a picture of what a Copy Cat quilt block looks like? I found a patern for it in some quilt notions I purchased at a garage sale and for the life of me , I can't figure it out. It is the printed plastic templates that Oxmoor House publishes. I would sure appreciate it. I have searched the internet with no luck!

Thanks in advance,

Sandra

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nana24
16 years ago
Sandra,
I have an old Oxmoor pattern book that came from a garage sale. It is from 1989. There is a pattern for Crazy Cats. Could that be what you are looking?

Welcome to the forum. You will find this a friendly and helpful group.

If this is what you are looking for let me know.

Sally in Louisiana
nana24
16 years ago
Sandra,
I would have attempted to email you personally but you have no email contact on your my page.
Sally
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