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I'm very partial to certain colors, but that's far from the whole story. I used the darting birds block from EQ and used the tutorial from the new EQ book to create a block where. When I got home and surveyed the pictures I'd taken, I tried to decide what drew me to some quilts more than others. Quilt saturation? Who would have thought it? As much as I enjoy looking quilts, I found that I reached a point where I just couldn't take any more in. Once that’s decided I can have my cheat sheet filled out in no time. The only decision left to be made now is just how large I want to make the Storm at Sea quilt. Featuring over 500 quilts, it is the biggest quilt show that I have ever attended. Now I know exactly what I’m going to do with these 11 fabrics and, with any luck, will have all the shapes I need for the stormy seas blocks printed sometime this week. These essential design resources are listed in (my idea of) the order of importance.Along with my mom, I attended the Common Threads Quilt Show in Wichita KS this morning.
Once I've settled on a patchwork design, it's checked against the other books for any interesting tidbits of information that can be teased out.īlocks with the same name but look different and blocks with a different name but look the same, different aliases (AKA)-these are interesting factoids to share with my readers, IMHO.
The 'Three Musketeers' of quilt us 1īecause it's truly one for all and all for one. Use the underlined links above to quickly skip to the books you're interested in.įinally, because YOUR opinion matters just as much (if not more) than mine, you're invited to share YOUR favorite quilt books to help your fellow quilters find the best of the best, new and old. are shared along with why they hold this honored position in my library. The Quilter's Album of Patchwork Patterns.On this page my favorite, most reliable design resources.
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