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Quilting books offer an excellent medium with which you can add to or improve your quilting skills. Listed below are books that will amaze, inspire and stimulate your creativity and enhance your quilting experience!
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The Scrap Savers Soultion Book by Connie Kauffman.
If you find it hard to part with every last scrap of fabric, then this book is for you. Read on to find solutions for your scrap-saving mania (that's what people call it anyway). Learn to tackle and control your scrap pile. Find new ways to creatively put those small pieces to use. Thirteen easy-to-create patterns will use up those beautiful scraps that have begun to pile up. |
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The Cutest Quilts for Baby by Trice Boerens.
Surround baby with friendly faces and colorful butterflies! These designs are perfect for welcoming baby with adorable quilted gifts. |
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Show me how to Machine Quilt by Kathy Sandbach.
If you have quilt tops galore and no time to mark them, you've come to the right place!
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Quilts Through the Seasons by Eleanor Burns.
Eleanor has created a palette of quilt patterns to symbolize the months of the year. Quilts Through the Seasons offers twelve patterns in various skill levels and quilt sizes with detailed, illustrated directions. Some patterns are designed to be quick and easy while others offer a challenge as skills develop. Eleanor teaches her unique techniques for flying geese patches, applique, triangle in a square, paper piecing, half square triangles, fussy cuts, and, of course, strip piecing. 240 pages. |
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Daddy's Ties by Shirley Botsford.
Do you have a bag of men's ties stashed away somewhere, just waiting for a good project idea? You can stop wondering what to do with those ties that your dad or husband no longer wears. Use them to make pillows, lamp shades, wall quilts or art-to-wear. Create new treasures from old ties that are probably the same ones that you have given as gifts on Father's Day, birthdays and Christmas. Shirley Botsford's glori- ous book is packed with over 30 functional and keepsake projects. Included are full-size patterns, step- by-step instructions and illustrations, plus inspiration, ideas, tips and techniques to create even more. |
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24 Floral Blocks To Piece by Trice Boerens.
The 24 blocks in this book can be used for full-sized quilts, wall hangings, a patchwork tablecloth, pot holders or other decorating accessories.
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Martha's Quilts Book by Martha Pullen Martha's Quilts is the newest book by Martha Pullen and her first book
completely dedicated to the art of quilting. Inside, you'll find a variety
of quilts from fancy to fun and an illustrated section including the
techniques featured on these beautiful quilts. Written with variety in
mind, Martha’s Quilts contains quilt patterns for beginner to advanced
quilters. There are quilts to commemorate special events, quilts with
"Block of the Month" clubs in mind, and quilts that are just fun to make!
Also, matching wall hanging and pillow instructions are included with
select projects. The detailed instructions, color photography, and
beautiful designs in Martha’s Quilts are Sure to have you as excited about
quilting as Martha is - and we know you'll have fun quilting together!
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250 Continuous Line Quilting Designs by Laura Lee Frtz ?Add beauty, texture, and special meaning to your quilt projects with Laura
Lee Fritz's wonderful collection of continuous-line quilting designs. Every
quiltmaker needs this book in their library!
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Cut-Loose Quilts by Jan Mullen. Stack, slice, switch & sew your way to crooked versions of traditional
quilt blocks!
Jan's confident instructions and simple quilt recipes provide just the right amount of guidance. Pack up the rules, pick up your rotary cutter, and enjoy this relaxed, funky approach to piecing! Bethany S. Reynolds Author of Magic Stack-n-Whack'" Quilts Jan successfully bridges the gap between foundation piecing and free-form quilts. I teach classes using Jan's designs, and my students love to really "Cut Loose." Lesly-Claire Greenberg Simple cuffing, straight forward sewing, stunning quilts! Come "walk a crooked mile" with Jan and try her "wicked wayz." This kind of quiltmaking is so "Easy”! Margaret Rolfe, Australian quiltmaker and quilt historian. |