Sewing, Quilting & Textile Arts, Toy, Doll & Miniature-Making
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Overview
"Miniature quilts continue to be popular because of their unique advantages; a small quilt can serve as a model for a larger work, improve sewing skills, and take risks with color and design that would not be possible or practical in a larger piece. This wonderful collection of 17 quilts is based on favorite classics....This particularly varied and rich collection is sure to have broad appeal for all quilters and craftspeople."—Booklist. "...17 skillfully adapted projects range from a stunning Mariner's Compass quilt to appliqué projects like the Pennsylvania Wreath to the familiar Double Irish Chain and Trip Around the World quilts....Each is rated for skill level from beginner to advanced. This is an excellent choice for any quilting collection."—LJ. 128 pages (all in color), 9 7/8 X 9 7/8.Editorials
Library Journal
Small quilts are a viable alternative for today's busy quiltmaker living in cramped quarters, who can use finished projects as lap quilts, crib quilts, or wall hangings. The 17 skillfully adapted projects range from a stunning Mariner's Compass quilt to appliqu projects like the Pennsylvania Wreath to the familiar Double Irish Chain and Trip Around the World quilts. Five Amish and Mennonite patterns reflect the background of Pennsylvania native Corcoran. Directions for each project include a full-page color photograph, background information on the pattern, a materials list, complete instructions, full-size templates, and finishing directions. Each is rated for skill level from beginner to advanced. This is an excellent choice for any quilting collection.Book Details
Published
March 1, 1997
Publisher
Sterling Pub Co Inc
Pages
128
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780806913230