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MAKE SOME HOMEMADE CARAMEL CORN THIS HALLOWEEN

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MAKE SOME HOMEMADE CARAMEL CORN THIS HALLOWEEN
A fall favorite at our house each year is HOMEMADE CARAMEL CORN.  And it is so easy to make.  Having one granddaughter who has an allergy to nuts, I make up a batch with nuts and another batch without nuts.  It is a wonderfully sweet treat either way.

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Holiday Chicken Scratch Workshop

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Holiday Chicken Scratch Workshop
Lonesome Pine Quilts will be hosting a FALL CHICKEN SCRATCH WORKSHOP on Saturday, November 2nd from 11:00-12:30.  The class is FREE but you will need to purchase the $6 starter kit.

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NEED A NEW QUILTING PROJECT?

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NEED A NEW QUILTING PROJECT?
Need a new Quilting project?  Did you know that Lonesome Pine Quilts also carries a large selection of quilting books and patterns?  Come browse through our wall of patterns and books, or check out the books and patterns listed on our website.  Here are a few of the most recent books and patterns just in at Lonesome Pine Quilts.

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IT'S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS

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IT'S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS
With all the new Christmas Holiday Collections arriving everyday at Lonesome Pine Quilts, it sure has put me in the holiday mood.  If you are planning to make some holiday quilts this Christmas, take a look at all the wonderful new fabrics just in for the Christmas Season 2019.

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SHOUT OUT TO SMALL BUSINESSES

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SHOUT OUT TO SMALL BUSINESSES
I grew up in small rural town Arkansas where almost everything was small business people.  I grew up before Walmart and before McDonald's.  If you wanted to buy a hamburger, you had to go home and make it yourself, or stop in at a local Mom & Pop Cafe.  If you wanted to buy clothes, or cleaning supplies, or shoes, or the like....you shopped at the local small business stores that lined main street.  When we bought clothes, (which mom made most of our clothes) we would go to Graber's Department Store on main street or order from the Sears & Roebuck Catalog.

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