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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Growing Up with Quilts by Mimi Dietrich & Sally Schneider.

Create Fun quilts for your favorite Kids!

15 PROJECTS FOR BABIES TO TEENS
No matter their age, no matter their style-every kid needs a quilt! Two bestselling authors have compiled this collection of fast quilts for children of all ages, from newborn to graduate.

• Four sections focus on different age groups-babies, toddlers, youth, and teens-with 16 projects in all
• Age-appropriate themes range from "Starlight, Starbright" and "Bed Bugs" to "Summer Camp" and "Scrapbook Memmories"
• Projects feature strip quilting, paper piecing, and Sally Schneider's signature "Mary's triangles" units

Benni Harper's Quilt Album by Earlene Fowler & Margrit Hall.

A Scrapbook of Quilt Projects, Photos & never-Before-Told Stories.

If you just can't get enough of author Earlene Fowler's popular Benni Harper mysteries, this is the book for you! Western-flavored stories are named for traditional quilt patterns. Now, for the first time, Earlene Fowler and Margrit Hall present quilts to go along with the books!

• 12 traditional-style quilt projects inspired by the books of the Benni Harper mystery series.
• Never-before-published Benni Harper stories fill in gaps from the novels, such as Benni and Gabe's Las Vegas wedding.
• Earlene Fowler shares photos of the real-life places that inspired her fictional locales.

Twenty-four Blocks for Christmas by Linda Causee.
All of the patterns in this book are full size. The finished sizes are 7" square or 31/2" x 7". Therefore, you can combine any of the blocks into a quilt. Several of the blocks have more than one section that must be foundation-pieced individually, then sewn together. Bold lines that are also the cutting lines indicate these sections. A piecing diagram is included with each multi-section block showing the piecing order of the sections.

Also included with each block pattern is a shaded diagram showing the completed block.