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008			250220b |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d
020			_a9780425151372
040			_cDO
082			_aF8292i
100			_aFowler, Earlene
245			_aIrish chain
264			_aNew York _bBerkley Prime Crime _c1995
300			_a309p.; 17cm.
500			_aThe origin of the Irish Chain quilt pattern is unknown, but it is very old, rumored to go back as far as colonial times. The color arrangement of the fabric pieces creates the "chain" effect. The single chain is made with two contrasting colors or prints, but can also be expanded to make a double, triple, or quadruple chain. The color combinations become more varied and the pattern more complex as chains are added. The chain can go on and on, making a quilt as large as desired. it is only stopped when the quilter decides to end it.
650			_xFiction
942			_2ddc _cBK
999			_c4983 _d4983