Quilt In A Day-Sunbonnet Sue Visits Quilt In A Day
Product DescriptionThe author takes a classic favorite and makes it fast and easy to create with the innovative quick turn method and an iron on interfacing….
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Eleanor meets Sue in one of the most delightful of her quilting how-to books. If you’re familiar with Ms. Burns’ books and/or videos, you know that she’s getting better with almost every volume…clearer instructions, more detailed illlustrations, and enticing photos of the finished projects. An added treat in her Sunbonnet Sue volume is the clever series of illustrations featuring the famous little faceless lass engaging in the various steps in quilt-making (Sue earnestly plugging away at the sewing machine, etc.) This would be an excellent addition to a quilting library, and even a great first-time quilt project. Thanks to Eleanor’s consistently excellent instructions, you’ll be able to follow along with no difficulty…and even a chuckle or two.
Rating: 5 / 5
I bought this book for myself because of Eleanor Burns. Her books are so easy to understand. The book is in black and white with some color photos of Sue & Sam. You get directions for a wall hanging (18 X 32 1/2) all the way up to a double coverlet (76 X 89). This book tells you how to make the patterns using an interfacing you have to trace the pattern onto. I have gone to Eleanors website and bought the preprinted fusible interfacing. Makes it much quicker and easier IMO. This book reminds me of the quilts my grandmother used to make. A little old fashioned, but you can change how the Sue’s and Sam’s look by using different material and things like lace, buttons, ribbons, and rickrack. The book does come with a pattern for Sue & Sam and a kite & tie.
Rating: 5 / 5
Once again Eleanor Burns has written an easy to use and easy to understand booklet. This time Sunbonnet Sue and Sam are so cute and this method makes it fun to do handwork again. You can apply this method to other applique work and that makes me want to get out my needles again!
Rating: 5 / 5
When the bidding on e-bay went sky high for the same item, I was pleased to find it at Amazon for a reasonable price.
The book is in super condition and I am very happy
Rating: 5 / 5
I was so very pleased with Sunbonnet Sue Visits Quilt in a Day. I received it in less time than was listed in the order and it was in very good condition. I was happy to get the booklet; I look forward to purchasing more books from Amazon.
Rating: 5 / 5