Now You Can Create Your Own Piece of History to Send to Your Family and Friends Across Town, on the Other Side of the Country, or Around the World

In mere minutes, using scraps from your stash, you can create one of these tiny treasures that someone will keep for a Lifetime

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This self-taught quilter of 24 years can teach you how to make a fabric postcard that your family and friends will be begging you to send them.

From: Penny Halgren

Dear Friend,

Have you ever gone on a trip and sent a postcard to someone “back home?”

When my mom travels, she takes her address book and stamps so she is ready to send her family and friends at least one postcard from each spot she visits.

Then when she gets home, she checks with us to see whether we got the postcard, when it arrived, and whether we noticed something special about the card.

Her postcards are always pretty cool. I’ve been with her when she buys them. Sometimes it drives me nuts waiting for her to make her selections. It seems like it takes hours for her to find the perfect postcard. In the end, though, it’s worth it. She’s pleased, and the person who receives the card is thrilled because it’s so perfect.

I admit that I have quite a postcard collection now. There’s one from Portugal with my favorite rooster on it, and I have one of the arch in St. Louis when my parents and kids were on a trip up the Mississippi on the steamboat.

After my son, Bubba, went to his first football game at the University of Michigan, he sent a postcard with an aerial view of the “Big House.” (That's the football stadium in Ann Arbor.) And there’s the very funny picture postcard of 2 armadillos walking down the center line of a road in Texas with a caption “Texas Speed Bumps” that my daughter, Stephanie, sent shortly after she moved to Houston.

Bubba sent me a ‘thank you’ postcard when he got the braces off of his teeth. And an all-time favorite, for many reasons, is a postcard that Stephanie designed during a training session she was suffering through. The training had nothing to do with art or making postcards; her message said something about the trainers being boring. Hmmmm.

Postcards Record History

One day, I opened up a box and found a stack of postcards that my grandmother had saved. The collection included photo postcards from the early 1920s – pictures of towns in California with old cars driving on dirt streets. (Though I imagine the cars were new when the postcards were made.) There were colored drawings of trains traveling across the country. And pictures of cheerleaders. (I’m still trying to figure that one out!)

My dad gave me his collection of postcards. Since he traveled a lot as a chemist serving the airline industry, his postcards included pictures of airplanes, hotels and an occasional night club, spanning the globe.

All of them are pieces of history – either family history or just plain history. The collection of postcards from my family chronicles travels, holidays, and “just to say hi!” messages. The airplanes and hotels reveal much about my dad’s career – his professional travels and the companies he worked with. The cards from my kids gave me a youthful eye of the world.

These postcards are a variety of sizes. Most of them are 4” by 6,” yet there’s the occasional 6” by 9” card. And, it's not unusual to find some that are 3" by 5." Most of my postcards have a shiny surface, although some of the postcards from my grandmother had a dull finish.

Even with that variety of postcards, I have never received a fabric postcard. I have a picture of a quilt on a postcard. Maybe 2 or 3 pictures of quilts. But no actual fabric postcard.

Until relatively recently, the possibility hadn’t even occurred to me.

One day last year, I was cruising around the internet, looking for something new and interesting in the quilting world, when I found a reference to a fabric postcard exchange. That sounded fun, so I checked it out further.

The quilters in this particular fabric postcard exchange were making these tiny quilts based on a defined theme. They submitted pictures of their postcards which were then posted online so everybody could see their artwork.

I followed some other links and found that quilters were looking for others around the world to send their fabric postcards to in hopes of getting one in return. Now, that would be fun – make a postcard showing a koala in our San Diego zoo, mail the card to a quilter in Sydney, Australia. Well, maybe not that exactly. But getting a fabric postcard made by a quilter in Australia sounded like great fun.

There were even contests for fabric postcards.

Fabric postcards are one of the hottest little quilting items around. In addition to all of the activity on the web, each month, another quilting magazine “discovers” fabric postcards. And books have been written about fabric postcards. It seems that everyone loves fabric postcards. And Why Not? They are:

easy to make
unique and memorable
fun and colorful
and.......
Fabric Postcards Preserve History

Yes, a tiny little quilting treasure can be a giant record of your family history. Just imagine sending a fabric greeting with your friend's favorite quilt block pattern in miniature. Or send a photo of your new baby on a fabric postcard. Spend the week in the hunting lodge stitching fabric postcards to send home, instead of freezing your buns off shooting ducks. (Your hunting buddies will really appreciate not hearing you whine about the cold and mud!)

So, Where's the Pattern?

You would think that with all of that activity, someone would have created a pattern with clear instructions showing exactly how to make a fabric postcard. But, I could not find one.

I found the usual – “Copy my design, add your own embellishments” or “Here’s a template, now go have fun” or, well, just nothing but a picture. You’re supposed to figure it out yourself.

Well, as a beginning quilter, that could be a pretty difficult task.

At least it would have been for me when I was learning how to make a quilt. I would not have even considered making any kind of a quilt – even if it was only a 4” by 6” quilt – without some kind of pattern with instructions. And the more detailed the instructions, the more I liked it.

So, I decided to create a Step-by-Step Guide for Making a Fabric Postcard – A Resource with the beginning quilter in mind. Something that would explain and show with photographs EXACTLY what to do, when to do it, and what your tiny quilt would look like.

But what should the design be?

I was looking for a new design, since I had already designed a photo transfer fabric postcard.

I scoured the internet, magazines and several books, and decided that the perfect fabric postcard design for a patchwork quilter to make would include a pieced heart. Hearts seem to represent the love that quilters stitch into their projects, and communicates that love to everyone around.

Because most beginner quilters are looking for something that is patchwork (and not appliqué), uses straight sewing (and not curves), and will be finished without frustration or massive expense, I knew that this heart would need to be easy to sew, and not include the curves that some heart designs have.

And the Planning Begins

So, I rounded up the crayons and graph paper and began to draw squares, triangles and rectangles. All of the shapes that are easy for beginning quilters to cut and sew.

I spent hours drawing and playing, and ended up with a fun little heart that is really easy to put together.

Next stop was the fabric stash. Because this fabric postcard is small (approximately 7” wide by 5” high), it doesn’t take much fabric, and I could use scraps. Red and white, lavender, purple and a splash of pink popped out of the box. Colors perfect for men, women, boys and girls.

Fabric chosen, crayon drawing on the cutting table, iron hot, sewing machine warmed up, rotary cutter blade sharp, ruler ready, cutting mat clean, and I was ready to go. Just one or two more things. A pad of paper to take notes as I made the fabric postcard, and a camera to record each step of the way.

My pain is your gain. This resource tells you exactly how to make a fabric postcard in a heartbeat.

Not to scare you, but days later, the Pieced Heart postcard was done! It took me hours and days, but that included writing down every cut I made with scissors and rotary cutter, the length and size of every piece of fabric required, notes about each sewing step, taking pictures of each and every step, and transferring the digital pictures to the computer when the camera was full.

Once the fabric postcard was complete, I set about formatting each one of the 130 pictures that are jam-packed into this fantastic 62 page resource. Believe me, I took many more pictures than that, and some of them were taken 2 or 3 times to get just the right angle to show you exactly what to do in each step, and how the project should look at that point.

After all of the pictures were sized and ready, I began writing. At first I thought “This will be a piece of cake.” Since I had already written the popular Step-by-Step Guide to make a Photo Fabric Postcard, I figured I could just delete the stuff that wasn’t in this new project, and add the stuff that is in this quilt fabric postcard.

Boy was I wrong!

Yes, there were a few paragraphs I could use. Let’s see, there is the set of paragraphs about hand quilting, some about pre-washing your fabrics, and general information about machine quilting. That was about it.

New to this resource is detailed, Step-by-Step information, with 130 full color photographs of instructions that include how to:

Cut the fabric needed for this fun little postcard – beginning on page 6, you get instructions for using your rotary cutter and then pages 10 and 11 give you a list of exactly how much fabric of each color to cut
Strip piece a checkerboard pattern – you get specific information for speed sewing beginning on page 15, including how to make sure you are sewing an accurate ¼” seam allowance
Create a border with diamonds – the easy way! No bias stitching little diamond shapes; speed cutting and sewing without stretching the fabric; page 26 is where this fun begins
Sew two different sizes of half-square triangles – using shortcuts and template free, starting on page 20
Add border strips with cornerstones (squares in the corners of the border) – find out on page 33 how to quickly and easily add interest to your borders (also a good technique if you run out of fabric – yes, I speak from experience)
Make binding using a bias tape maker – easier than the fold, press, cut, fold, press, cut method, you’ll see every step beginning on page 53
And much, much more

You Get All the Details You Need for Success

This 62 page Guide for making a Pieced Heart Fabric Postcard has all of the information you need to make a greeting that will surprise and delight your family and friends.

And it includes all of the short cuts and tips you need to make your Fabric Postcard a beautiful success. The most difficult thinking you will do is decide which fabric to use in your postcard.

This fabric postcard was designed to be made by any level quilter – whether you are a beginner, intermediate, or advanced. The format of the guide is very easy to follow by any quilter. A beginner can read the clear and detailed instructions and look at the pictures to see exactly what to do, and how and when to do it. A more experienced quilter can follow the full color photographs, and read the details when necessary.

You can make a Pieced Heart Fabric Postcard in a heartbeat using this detailed step-by-step guide where all of the tips, tricks and secrets are revealed.

The bottom line is that if you can sew a straight stitch, you can make this fabric postcard easily. Guaranteed – there are no curves or complicated sewing in this card. Measure, cut, sew and press. It’s that easy!

If you have any of my other quilting resources, you know that the instructions are easy to read and follow. Folks from all around the world are using my Guides for their projects – from Iceland to Indonesia, and from Australia to Arkansas, people find that the Guides have all of the information they need to complete a beautiful project in a short amount of time.

Here's What a Beginning Quilter in Romania has to Say:

I am a beginner quilter and I bought "Quilted cards" from you, enjoying it
completely. Though simple, the book is extremely well written and clear, and it makes you want to create your own cards.

Which I did and I sent them to two of my friends who live in America now.
They have just received them and liked them a lot. This encourages me to
continue next year with maybe more sophisticated projects.

Quilter Alexandra :-)
from Constanta, Romania

"That's nice," you say, "But What do Other Quilters Say?"

Hundreds, maybe thousands, of quilters are using my Step-by-Step guides for making quilts because they are so easy to follow, and make your quilting adventure fun. Here’s what some of these folks have to say about our Step-by-Step Quilting Guides:

I am back again and you are teaching me slow and easy. It will not be long before I will have all of your teaching tools. I thank you for taking your knowledge and transfer using easy terms and show what you are talking about. I am one it is much easier when it is show and tell.

Racy (Nancy)
Minneapolis, Minnesota

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Have a good day.

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I have just finished my first 2 quilts and used your "How to Bind a Quilt" instructions and I found the information easy to follow and very helpful. The binding looked good and the people I made the quilts for were as pleased as punch to receive them. In fact they are showing them to every one in the (rather large) complex of units that they live in.

Thank you for putting the information on your website.

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Australia

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Patricia Scott

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Fayetteville, North Carolina

"Thank you Penny, for responding back to me!

I was able to download the file and open it late yesterday. I printed off the book and have all ready read through most of it.

I'm looking forward to starting my quilt. I have hand quilted before with some little projects such as pillows and wall hangings but my ultimate goal is to complete a full size quilt!!!

And I think with your book that goal will be met! Thank you again!"

Paula Randall
St. Augustine, Illinois

Tell Me, "Why Do I need This Guide?"

You might think – "Penny, I don’t need your guide. This is a tiny little projec, and I can figure it out myself.”

And maybe you can. I did. But, then, I’ve been making quilts for more than 24 years – big ones, little ones, original designs and following patterns, traditional patchwork, three-dimensional, curved pieces – all the fancy stuff.

Even with all of that experience, while figuring out how to make a fabric postcard, I wasted fabric, time and energy since I had to:

Figure out exactly what fabric to cut and how much
Figure out how the border diamond pattern is made simply and easily
Figure out how to make the binding and sew it on so the corners are square
Figure out what size is accepted by the US post office for mailing as a fabric postcard
Solve the mystery of how to make the fabric postcard stiff enough to mail, but soft enough to still feel like a miniature quilt

That’s a lot of figuring and solving, you could save yourself by simply taking a couple of minutes to download this great quilting resource and have the answers laid out right in front of you. Even if you don’t want to read the instructions, you can follow the pictures and see exactly what to do.

Here Are Just a Few Ideas for Fabric Postcards

Send a fabric postcard thank you for a gift with a picture of you using the present.
Send a fabric postcard birthday greeting
Send a fabric postcard memory with a favorite picture of your friend.
Welcome a baby with a favorite quilt block on a fabric postcard.
In short, your family and friends will love to receive a fabric postcard any day of the year - whether there's a special occasion or not.

And your success is guaranteed

money back guarantee

So, what’s the deal?

Your copy of “Pieced Heart Fabric Postcard” is ready for you to claim – either through an electronic download or in printed version.

Just think, for just pennies a day, you will have the secret recipe to thousands of greetings that your friends and family will remember forever. And these can be created for any occasion and sent throughout the year.

How can you put a price on the key to creating quilting memories?

By the page? Well, the Pieced Heart Fabric Postcard Step-by-Step Guide has 62 pages. At $1.00 per page, that would be $62.00.

By the picture? The Pieced Heart Fabric Postcard Step-by-Step Guide has 130 pictures. At $1.00 per photograph, that would be $130.00.

By the number of hours spent creating this valuable quilting resource? I spent more than 80 hours designing and making the fabric postcard, taking the pictures and writing the book. Then another 20 hours formatting and getting it ready for printing and downloading. I'm sure you will agree that my time is worth more than $1.00 per hour. But even if it were, that would be $100.00.

By the cost of a class you would take to learn how to make this fabric postcard? Add the cost of the workshop plus the value of your time at $15.00 per hour (which is ridiculously low!), and you get $125.00, plus the aggravation of getting your stuff together to attend the class. And, where have you ever seen a class about how to make this fabric postcard?

By the cost of all of the books, magazines and articles written about fabric postcards? There have been at least 5 books written about fabric postcards. Each one sells between $16.95 and $24.95, averaging $20.85. To buy just the books would cost $104.25. Then add the magazines to that, and you would have around $110.00

And, you still wouldn't have step-by-step instructions. You would have a jumbled mess of books and articles that would need to be organized before you could start.

Now You Will Discover Why This Deal is Too Good to Pass Up

All the quilting secrets you need are revealed in the valuable resource “Pieced Heart Fabric Postcard.” You will be taken by the hand and walked through each and every step in making a beautiful fabric postcard that someone will treasure forever. Maybe even carry with them. Two generations from now, someone will look at that well-loved fabric postcard, and imagine YOU, the talented quilter who created it!

In addition to this wonderful resource, you will also receive the following bonuses, valued at $89.95:

FREE BONUS GIFT #1
Clover 1" Bias Tape Maker
(Value $7.00)

Often it’s the finishing touches that make a quilt unique and special. Here is your opportunity to make your fabric postcard something that your family and friends will talk about. They will wonder how you got the bias tape to exactly match your fabric postcard.

Using this handy bias tape maker, your binding will be perfect and complete in no time at all. And you will have exactly the length you need – no wasted fabric, time, or aggravation.

The Pieced Heart Fabric Postcard Guide shows you step-by-step how to use this little tool to make your binding, and then how to stitch the binding onto your fabric postcard. You will be amazed at how easy it is. And, we won’t tell your family and friends. It’s our little secret. Let them think that your quilting talent spans far and wide. Because, using the www.how-to-quilt.com resources, your quilting talent does span far and wide!

These little treasures are difficult to find in local quilt shops. I spent hours and days looking for one when I wanted it. And here it is, included in this fabulous package of quilting resources. Because you might want it for this fabric postcard.

This is a $7.00 value and is included for FREE with your order of Pieced Heart Fabric Postcard, and will be mailed directly to your home.

FREE BONUS GIFT #2
How to Sew Half-Square Triangles
(Value $17.49)

Did you know that there are at least 5 different ways to sew half-square triangles? You will learn all of them in this bonus report. Written in the same step-by-step format, this fully-illustrated report will take the mystery out of each method. You will see exactly how to cut your fabric and how to sew the pieces so you end up with a perfect square made up of two triangles. This bonus information makes sewing the hat brim a piece of cake!

This is a $17.49 value and is included for FREE with your order of Pieced Heart Fabric Postcard.

FREE BONUS GIFT #3
26 Design and Color Ideas for your Fabric Postcard Borders
(Value $19.97)

Get your creative juices flowing with these 26 different ideas for designing and coloring your Pieced Heart Fabric Postcard. From the simple to the complex, squares, rectangles, triangles, diamonds, and squares on point, these full color pictures will spark your creativity and make your Pieced Heart Fabric Postcard something that your friends will keep forever!

This is a $19.97 value and is included for FREE with your order of Pieced Heart Fabric Postcard.

FREE BONUS GIFT #4
Postcard Quilts Internet Resources (Value $23.97)

True, this information is available and can be gotten for free, but definitely not in this format. I have searched the internet to find the most interesting sites providing resources and information about postcard quilts, well-known quilters who make postcard quilts, and forums and contests for postcard quilts. All of the trash and dead links are weeded out; you get pure inspiration.

This is a $23.97 value and is included for FREE with your order of Pieced Heart Fabric Postcard.

FREE BONUS GIFT #5
US Postal Service Regulations for Mailing (Value $15.77)

This information also could be gathered for free – when you find it! It took me an hour to find the basic regulation and research all of the different provisions to make sure that I had all the rules covered. Then I visited my local post office with the Pieced Heart Fabric Postcard, waited in the usual big, long line, and checked with the postal authorities. That may sound easy, but the postal clerk I talked to had to look it up, consult with her co-workers, and talk to her boss. Hey, my time and aggravation is worth something.

This is a $15.77 value and is included for FREE with your order of Pieced Heart Fabric Postcard.

FREE BONUS GIFT #6
Acceptable Postcard Size Template (Value $5.75)

Measure your Pieced Heart Fabric Postcard to see whether it falls withing the mailing standards of the US Post Office for post cards. Using this template, you will know that your fabric postcard is the right size to qualify for the postcard postage rate. Or you will see that your Pieced Heart Fabric Postcard must carry the first class postage rate. I'm not going to kid you, this is a very simple template, and by itself probably worth the full $5.75, and not a penny more. For your Pieced Heart Fabric Postcard project, however, this could be priceless! You will have confidence when you deliver your fabric postcards to the Post Office that they meet the Postal Standard.

This is a $5.75 value and is included for FREE with your order of Pieced Heart Fabric Postcard.

MEGA BONUS GIFT
Step-by-Step Guide for Making Photo Fabric Postcards
(Value $14.97)

Surprise your family and friends with this photo postcard of a treasured memory. You may be surprised years from now when they tell you how much it meant to them.

This is the definitive, 52 page step-by-step guide for making Photo Fabric Postcards. Written in the same format as other www.How-to-Quilt.com Guides, this complete resource includes photos and specific instructions to:

Transfer your pictures onto fabric
Attach quick and easy borders
Add your greeting
Layer and quilt
Bind or “fringe”
Enjoy success!

Nothing is left out or left to your imagination. You see and read exactly what to do every Quick and Easy step of the way. This guide assumes that you have little or no quilting experience. It uses terms that everyone understands – no secret quilting words that take a special quilting glossary to figure out.

It reveals shortcuts and tips that take the mystery out of making this little quilt.

In short, this guide makes it fun and easy. Your whole project can be finished in a mere moments, leaving you more time for the really entertaining stuff like shopping and baking and playing with the kids.

Have I lost my mind? Not yet. But, I'm sure my family will begin to wonder when they see this!

Those who have been around the www.How-to-Quilt.com site for a while know that this has been sold as a separate product. But, for a brief moment in time, I have decided to throw this fantastic quilting resource into the package with the Pieced Heart Fabric Postcard.

Don't ask why, because I can't really explain it. Maybe it's because I'm feeling pretty generous. You all have been so supportive of my work on this site that I feel like you have earned a special bonus. Whatever the reason, you will surely want to grab this before the deal goes away.

By now, you can see that the small price of $49.97 is a mere pittance for this fantastic Guide delivered as an electronic download. Why, that's just about HALF the value of the Bonuses, which means that you get 3 times the value that you actually pay.

No reason to wait any longer. With the click of your mouse, you can get started making your Pieced Heart Postcard right now and have it finished and in the mail before dinner! And remember, this small price includes the Clover Bias Tape Maker, How to Sew Half-Square Triangles (5 Different Ways), 26 Color Designs for Your Fabric Postcard Borders, Postcard Quilts Internet Resources, US Postal Service Regulations for Mailing, Acceptable Postcard Size Template AND the MEGA BONUS Step-by-Step Guide to Making Photo Postcards. Whew! That's a Lot.

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Even though this is an extremely low price, time and our supply of Bias Tape Makers are limited. Even if we don't run out of the Bias Tape Makers, I'm sure that when my kids find out that I'm giving away the Photo Fabric Postcard Guide, they'll give me such a hard time I'll be forced to charge something more for it, or take it out of the bonus package all together.

We've got a little time right now. Bubba is on his way to Costa Rica for a week, and Stephanie is finishing up her teaching job for the year. But soon, they will be paying attention, and things will change. I figure we've got until next Wednesday to slide this offer through under their radar screen.

Plus, and maybe even more important than the kids, I only ordered 37 Bias Tape Makers. This was a trial, just to see how it goes. And once this trial is done, we may not re-order them and include this handy tool in the package.

The only way to guarantee that you get this complete package with all 7 Bonuses plus the MEGA BONUS of the Photo Fabric Postcard Guide, is to place your order today, before you forget, and before we run out.

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You can look forward with confidence to completion of a beautiful project. I guarantee they will remember your fabric postcard whenever it arrives. And probably keep it. Maybe even for years!

Happy Quilting!

P.S. Remember, if you order Pieced Heart Fabric Postcard today, you get all of the free bonus gifts, plus the MEGA BONUS, Step-by-Step Guid for Making Photo Fabric Postcards and even if you request a refund, you still get to keep the bonus gifts.

p.p.s. m. mouse here. i'm the siamese cat who works with penny at www.how-to-quilt.com. (pretty cool, huh?) you’ll find a picture of my brother, pluto, on page 28 of the MEGA BONUS photo fabric postcard guide. he’s curled up in a bag, looking terribly bored. lucky dog – where was i when they were taking pictures?

P.P.P.S. Don’t wait another minute – your Pieced Heart Fabric Postcard resource is just a click away, and you can begin creating your quilting memories to share with friends and family across the country or around the world in mere moments after you order the Pieced Heart Fabric Postcard Guide. And, remember, if you are not completely happy within 120 days, just let us know, and we will refund your full purchase price – no questions asked (and you keep the bonus gifts).

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