Product Description106 numbered pages. 15 bright and colorful projects. Special Issue with Easy-to-make heirloom quilts!… More >>
Archive for October, 2011
QUILT – The World’s Most Complete Guide to Quilting – Spring, 1998
Monday, October 10th, 2011
Product Description106 numbered pages. 15 bright and colorful projects. Special Issue with Easy-to-make heirloom quilts!… More >>
Quilt World, July 1990
Sunday, October 9th, 2011
Product DescriptionPieced Butterfly – T-Shirt Accents – Plus Sunbonnet Sue!. Stitch this comical country quilt. Great articles. Patterns include: Fit to a Tee; Gorgeous Chrysanthemum Quilt, Part I; Butterflish Quilt; Keepsake Basket Quilt; Patience Corners; Pine Cones; Comical Country, Part I; Create A Butterfly; and Sunbonnet Sue (Letters K and L). This vintage issue of Quilt World is in great condition with only a small discoloration of the pages due to age. Carefully stored i… More >>
Olympic Quilts: Americas Welcome to the World
Saturday, October 8th, 2011
Product DescriptionThis volume displays all 400 quilts created by the quilters of Georgia who participated in the Georgia Quilt Project. It is officially sanctioned by the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games, who will give these quilts to participating countries in a special ceremony. Photos…. More >>
Art Quilt Portfolio: The Natural World: Profiles of Major Artists, Gallery of Inspiring Works
Saturday, October 8th, 2011
Product DescriptionThis lavish collection of art quilts, all focused on the natural world, inaugurates a gorgeous new series on one of the most popular topics in needlework. Written by Martha Sielman, the executive director of the world’s largest art quilt organization, each entry celebrates one of the themes that quilters love best. Every book will feature profiles of the top artists who specialize in that subject, along with nearly 90 amazing gallery images. With the explosion of a… More >>
Miniature Quilts: Connecting New and Old Worlds
Friday, October 7th, 2011
Product DescriptionRenowned quilter, collector,and lecturer, Tina Gravatt offers another look at miniature quilts. Tina has spent over ten years researching and constructing nearly 150 miniature quilts. She has collected nearly 200 doll beds, of all sizes, time periods, and styles, upon which to accurately display her quilts. Exhibitions of her work include the Museum Ter Zijde, Wouw, Netherlands; Garner Museum, Quincy, IL; McMinn County Living Heritage Museum, Athens, TN; Museum of t… More >>
