Mariners's Compass Stars by Carol Doak.
As the author of sixteen quilt books and the designer of over a thousand paper-pieced quilt blocks, I never cease to be amazed at how an entirely new approach to a concept can be born from a simple inspiration. The inspiration for this book came as I was preparing to teach quilt workshops on a quilting cruise. Cruise classes tend to he a bit relaxed, and small projects that are appropriate for quilters of all levels are best. To tie in with the cruising theme, I focused on the style of the Mariner's Compass block, with its dramatic radiating and overlapping rays, where the easily achieved accuracy of paper foundation piecing shines best. However, I didn't want a block with a circular shape, requiring the students to learn curved piecing.

• 24 Star blocks inspired by traditional Mariners's Compass designs.
• 9 Knock-your socks-off quilt projects, each featuring a different quilt setting.
• Paper pieced for easy, perfect star points no templates, no drafting!
• Full-size printed patterns, Plus CD for enlarging, reducing, and printing your own pper-piecing patterns.

Spinning Pinwheel Quilts by Sara Moe.
Tired of the time and precision it takes to do curved piecing? Finally, the answer to your prayers! Using Sara Moe's popular and innovative 3-6-9 Design System, you can create limitless curved designs using a few simple blocks, quickly and painlessly.

Spinning Pinwheel Quiltswal walks you through the basics of Sara's simple technique and then takes you a step further, showing you how to add vertical splits, diagonal splits, fun embellishments and more, giving each block a look of its own.

Also included with Spinnin~Pinwheel Quills:

• 3-6-9 Design System templates.
• 6 step-by-step projects.
• A bonus CD with applique printables, embroidery designs and more. A $75 value!
• A quilter's "coloring book" on the CD lets you try different color schemes and designs quickly and easily

More Crazy Quilting with Attitude by Barbara Randle. Author Barbara Randle is back with more bags, more hints and more inspiration in Barbara Randle's More Crazy Quilting With Attitude, the follow-up to her wildly popular Barbara Randle's Crazy Quilting With Attitude.

From tips on choosing the perfect fabrics to using today's hottest embellishments, Barbara's take on crazy quilting brings this age-old art out of the Victorian era and into today's world. She walks you through the basics, teaches you how to design your own handbags and shares easy-to-follow bag basics that will have you making eye-popping purses in no time.

Features include:

• Clear, step-by-step instructions.
• 14 crazy quilted projects.
• More than 60 illustrations.
• More than 175 color photographs.
• Full-size patterns
• Inspirational gallery of 20 projects.

Pieces of Baltimore by Pam Bono Designs.
The twenty-four pieced blocks in this collection are all 18" square when finished. If you have made, or if you are planning to make the Pieces of Baltimore Block-of-the-Month, the blocks in this book are interchangeable.

Blocks can be made with any background that you choose. We chose to make the quilts with a black, and with a muslin background. Therefore all fabric requirements for both black and muslin are designated as "background".

If you are planning to use muslin, or a lighter colored background, we suggest making the "Love Birds", "Sailing Ship", and "Freedom" blocks with a dark background so that the white in the blocks does not fade into the background. With the exception of the three blocks mentioned above, all blocks are shown on both backgrounds in the block instructions.

There are two borders to choose from, and as all sashing is 2" wide (finished), the borders are interchangeable as well.

It's Not Just Another Cover-Up! by Pam Bono Designs.
The designs in this book bring new concepts for you to consider to make your surroundings beautiful in many ways, even for your best loved animal friend! Toaster covers, tea cozies, and sewing machine covers were deliberately left out of our plans as they are available in many other places. The window treatments in this book may be accomplished without a huge investment and are simple to do. It's amazing what can be done with a small investment and a little ingenuity and creativity.

With the large number of pillow top mattress covers now in use, the ordinary queen sized quilt becomes a bit too small to meet the needs of these new and comfortable additions. AS sheet manufactures have made adjustments for the pillow tops, we also decided to enlarge our quilts a bit. They not only cover the top of the bed properly, but hang down far enough to make the quilt and coordinating borders more attractive. Many of you have gone into your favorite shop asking for suggestions to add more borders to accommodate the new depth of the pillow top mattresses. We hope that we have solved the problem with the designs in this book.