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The Gentle Art of Quilt Making
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| Author: Jane Brocket |
| Published by: Conway Maritime |
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"The Gentle Art of Quilt-Making" is a charming, inspirational and practical guide for would-be quilters. Leading author Jane Brocket presents over 15 quilt designs and weaves a narrative around each one. Each quilt story considers the sources of inspiration - including quilters, quilt styles, quilting communities, colours, patterns, films, places and painters. There's a Russian Shawl Quilt, inspired by Russian shawls, traditional motifs of Russian folk art constructed with ever-smaller nesting squares in blacks, golds, pinks, reds and emerald greens, a Floral Frocks Quilt inspired by summer dresses, flower gardens and herbaceous borders - exuberant colours and big florals pieced together in strips, and a Suits and Ties Quilt reusing sober woollen suiting contrasting with extravagant silk ties with geometric squares inspired by Gee's Bend work-wear quilts. Finally, a practical section covers all the practical knowledge you'll need -
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Border to Border
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| Author: Annie Hanshew |
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For over two decades, volunteers from across Montana registered local quilts as a part of the Montana Historic Quilt Project. The quilts chronicle Montana's history over the last 150 years, telling the stories of statehood, the struggle for women's suffrage, two world wars, the Great Depression, as well as the recent past. This highly illustrated book showcases the Montana's best, most unique, and most interesting quilts and describes the life and times of the extraordinary people who made them. "Border to Border: Quilts and Quiltmakers of""Montana" is an invaluable addition to quilting literature and to Montana history. - Over 150 rich, full-color photography of quilts - Over 50 historical photographs - Authentic, well-researched histories of individual quilts and quiltmakers
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The Quilter's Catalog
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| Author: Meg Cox |
| Published by: WORKMA |
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This work is a complete resource for the huge and growing market of quiltaholics. Included is information on the right fabrics and supplies to buy, the best shops, Web sites, books, magazines, newsletters, quilt shows (the one in Texas attracts more than 50,000 annually) and festivals, guilds and clubs, and quilt camps. There's information on hanging quilts, storing quilts, sending quilts, and naming quilts. Top quilting teachers share invaluable tips for quilters of all levels. Quilting techniques explained. The hand-sewn versus sewing machine controversy. Plus 12 fully-illustrated, step-by-step patterns for quilts and quilted items provided by experts such as Kaffe Fassett, Ami Simms, Ricky Tims, and Eleanor Burns. A special section features photos of the finished projects in full colour. It is written in a rich, lively style by an avid quilter who's passionate on the subject.
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Embellished Mini-Quilts
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| Author: Jamie Fingal |
| Published by: Lark Books (NC) |
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The quilts may be small, but the design innovations are BIG Each one of these mini-quilts measures less than 36" long by 36" wide, and features the most creative, detailed, and beautiful embellishments you've ever seen. Created by top-name quilters, and with spectacular images by an acclaimed quilt photographer, they showcase both traditional and contemporary techniques for personalizing your work: the quilts are adorned with beads and buttons, sequins and jewels, metallic cording, foil stamping, wire, photo transfers, fabric painting, seashells, and Cracker Jack prizes, as well as lovely ribbons, lace, and embroidery. Many of the projects have appeared in gallery collections, and the designers provide detailed instructions and materials lists so quilters can easily replicate the embellishments on their own pieces of art.
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