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  • Mystery of the Missing Quilts

    Jan Cerney

    Paperback (American Quilters Society, Aug. 27, 2015)
    Author Jan Cerney shows the struggle of the characters to leave the mission to finish the call on each of their lives in their marriages, careers, and families. Their ties to one another are like Mrs. Wilkes puff quilt, intricate, yet simple. Although they will leave, it is those ties that will bring them home-to the mission.
  • DVD - Quilting Makes a Difference - Complete Iquilt Class

    Madsen

    DVD-ROM (American Quilters Society, April 5, 2016)
    Quilting Makes a Difference DVD is the perfect solution for taking the class without having a computer, makes a wonderful gift, and is great to have on hand as a hard copy even if you have taken or plan to take the online class. When people see Judi's quilting, they often ask, How does she do that? Find out from Judi in this informative class as she walks you through both traditional and modern free-motion quilting. One quilt design (included) gets quilted in two different approaches in this amazing class by Judi Madsen. The traditional approach includes feathers that are full of flow and design. The modern approach utilizes straight-line designs filled with fabulous details. Drawing the design is the first step, then marking the quilt so it is ready for free-motion quilting. Judi demonstrates exactly where and how to begin, walking through each step of the quilting. Learn how to make not-so-ordinary feathers, loops, double loops, a circle in a circle, swirls, pebbles, and other fills to enhance your quilts. Create one traditionally quilted piece and then one with a distinctively modern edge all in one class!
  • Peeled-Back Patchwork: Curves Without Piecing

    Annette Ornelas

    Paperback (American Quilter's Society, July 15, 2004)
    Dimensional curved piecing is an innovative process that makes it possible for quilters of all skill levels to do straight-line patchwork piecing with curved results. Learn how to add curves to your quilts the easy way by inserting folded pieces between seams, and gently peeling them back to reveal shaped secondary designs. The author has always been fascinated by curved designs, especially when combined with angular quilt blocks. Her diverse quilt patterns are arranged in order of difficulty, so that quilters are gradually introduced to this new technique. You will be intrigued by bed and wall quilts such as Patriotic Stars, Beaded Primrose, and Enchanted Rose Garden. Annette's techniques require no more than accurate cutting, some folding, and sewing 1/4 inch seams, so anyone can achieve attractive flowing design elements. You will appreciate the author's clear instructions, allowing you to make complicated-looking designs with easy methods.
  • Mystery of the Missing Quilts

    Jan Cerney, Sarah Bozone, Michael Buckingham, Kimberly Tetrev

    eBook (American Quilter's Society, Sept. 2, 2015)
    Author Jan Cerney's fascinating characters follow the call on each of their lives made by marriages, careers, and families. Their ties to one another, however, are like Mrs. Wilkes' puff quilt: intricate, yet simple. Although they will leave, those are the ties that will bring them home to the mission. Electronic Book (e-Book) Policy: Purchaser of this e-Book may not sell, rent, lease, transfer, lend or share the e-Book. Digital download of this e-book is offered in PDF, Mobi, and ePub formats.
  • Camp Nana: Projects to Quilt and Sew

    Leanne Anderson

    Paperback (American Quilters Society, June 19, 2015)
    Camp Nana provides all the gear needed for camping in the great indoors! This simple applique and quilt pattern guides you as you create practical and usable projects for children. The cute and clever Clearwater Critters will provide the backdrop for an afternoon or overnight trip into the wild. Instructions are included for your camping accessories such as tent frame, tent quilt, slumber sack. and pillowcase. Included are games and activities with instructions and photos to complete the fun.
  • Teens & Tweens, Quilting Fun with Family & Friends

    Anita Shackelford, Jennifer Perdue

    Paperback (American Quilter's Society, Aug. 14, 2009)
    Experienced quilters who want to share sewing and quilting ideas with tweens and teens will love these fresh ideas for accessories, home dec items, and quilts. A total of 17 projects include styles for boys or girls, young children or older, traditional or trendy colors, and bed or wall-size quilts. Projects such as the quilted laptop cover and the message board will appeal to quilters of any age. Several of the projects combine traditional art forms of collage, rubbings, and mosaic patterning, along with the techniques of piecing, applique, and embroidery. Both hand and machine techniques are included throughout. Because beginners and especially children are visual learners, every project is laid out with good basic quiltmaking instruction in easy to follow step-by-step photos.
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  • Teens & Tweens: Quilting Fun with Family & Friends

    By (author) Jennifer Perdue By (author) Anita Shackelford

    Paperback (American Quilter's Society, Aug. 16, 2009)
    This book presents ideas for teens and older children on how to make various quilted projects.