Documentation, history and illustrations of Lillian Natie Juzan's quilting legacy; 80 years of an Alabama quilter. The details of the vintage quilts are given. The colored pages show the fabrics of the times. Included are illustrated patterns and photos of the projects inspired by her quilts. The seven projects inspired by her vintage quilts were designed by the author.

With this book you'll learn how to duplicate your own photographs with fabric The processes are easy and this book contains amazing techniques to make your photo art look like its painted
The instructions are step by step and so simply explained that beginners and advanced quilters can make a masterpiece You'll learn how to easily choose the perfect fabrics, how to choose a great photo and how to finish your Amazing Quilted Photograph
"Tammie is a lovely, energetic & wildly creative woman I thought quilted photography would be intense and difficult, but with amazing results only half of that is true, her technique is simple, clear and it does yield amazing results "
Alexis Durham Manhattan Beach, CA
"I learned more about color value in the one day class than at Art School Tammie's instructions were great I watched my photo come to life in the class. I will treasure my quilt for a lifetime "
Darlen Lee Acton, CA

As life gets less formal, neckties don't get worn like they used to, leaving your customers with a stash of unused ties. Show them how to recycle lonely ties into spectacular quilts and home accessories that look nothing like the typical stodgy necktie quilt! Christine Copenhaver draws on years of experimenting to teach the best techniques for working with silk tie fabric. Quilters will love using necktie colors, patterns, and textures to make striking Hexagons, Log Cabins, Lone Stars, Flying Geese, and more. (These quilts look just as good in standard quilt fabrics!) Includes projects for both beginners and experienced quiltmakers. * Give old neckties a gorgeous new life with 16 quilted projects: lap quilts, wallhangings, runners, table topper, and pillow * Includes the best ways to clean ties, cut them the easy way (no templates!), combine colors, and tame tie fabric for quilting

The Quilter's Quarters is part memoir, part story, part how-to and part gallery. The book contains brief stories of several quilts.

Each issue of Blocks to Die For contains several blocks with cutting and piecing instructions for the most popular fabric die-cutting systems. Are you missing a specific die? Our EDeN (Equivalent Die Notation) System translation charts show you all the options. Don't have a die cutter? Rotary cutting instructions are included too Block charts are always accompanied by a sample quilt layout, color key, and fabric requirements. Accelerate your learning with expert tips and tutorials, and find inspiration in the photos and sketches that appear in every issue. Want more? Visit our website, lovebugstudios.com, for additional content, and information on purchasing kits for projects featured in each issue.

This collection of 18 charming quilts and home accessories from Sherri McConnell brings together the best of the old and the new in quilting. Sherri's new designs update traditional blocks (many handed down from her grandmothers) with fresh colors and fabrics from some of today's top designers. You'll also visit Sherri's quilting room and learn how to find inspiration for your own quilting. Projects in the book include quilts, both large and small, plus pillows and table runners-perfect for scrap fabrics, fat quarters, and precut fabrics, such as charm packs and Jelly Rolls . Fast and easy projects also make wonderful homemade gifts.

Modern quilt designer Shannon Brinkley shows how easy it is to collage scraps into colorful new fabrics, then cut them into shapes that can be used to accent quilts, pillows, or just about anything! Shannon's super-simple techniques and clever piecing shortcuts subtract the work from making these quilts and leave all the fun. The book includes eight engaging projects (with multiple sizes) and instructions for designing your own scrappy bits quilts. 8 projects - foolproof technique Simple collage techniques and raw-edged fusible applique turn leftovers into one-of-a-kind modern quilts Foolproof! Anyone who can sew a straight line can make these quilts

Seven Simple Sensational Modern Quilts provides easy, graphic, quilt patterns, simple for the experienced beginner but sophisticated enough for any quilt maker interested in modern and contemporary quilts. Each pattern uses simple piecing and blocks suitable for a wide variety of fabrics from solids to batiks to patterned fabrics. Two patterns use jellyrolls, two use charm packs and all can be made from your own fabrics. Instructions are for both throw and queen sizes but are easily adaptable for smaller or larger quilts.

With this book you'll learn how to duplicate your own photographs with fabric The processes are easy and this book contains the simple sewing technique that will cut your sewing time by 80%
The instructions are step by step and so simply explained that beginners and advanced quilters can make a masterpiece You'll learn how to easily choose the perfect fabrics, how to choose a great photo, how to use the 8-8-8 rule and how to finish your Simply Amazing Quilted Photograph
The book also contains 10 amazing quilt patterns.
I learned so much about the color value of fabrics I now use this knowledge on other quilt blocks and wearable art. What a valuable addition to my quilting education Thank You
Annette Berry Los Angeles, CA

Texas ranch life was the inspiration for this delightful quilt, with a windmill, birdhouse, tulips and ladybugs. Author Margaret Bucklew, known for her Step-By-Step Portrait Art Quilts, has combined her love of applique with scenes from her home on the ranch into a quilt that will put a smile on everyone's face. Beyond the Gate is a gorgeous 92" x 109" quilt made of six units, organized in monthly blocks. At the end of six months, you will have a lovely garden inspired quilt top. Layer with batting and backing to complete your quilt. This book is a pattern book only designed for applique enthusiasts who have applique experience and wish to use their favorite techniques. Most applique lovers have a preferred technique, and this intermediate level book (not a how-to applique book) allows *you* to use your favorite method for construction. The patterns were designed for fusible web applique, but add a quarter-inch to each cut and you can make it with needle-turn or any other favorite method. If you prefer, several of the blocks may be re-arranged into smaller quilts, giving this pattern book a lot of versatility. Each of the six block units includes the fascinating story behind that block. Also included are fabric requirements and colorway suggestions, full size templates with registration marks to ensure accuracy, and a positioning guide. The final chapter has instructions for combining the blocks into a completed quilt. Allowing the quilter to envision her own colorway, the book is in black and white. The patterns have been well tested and the author maintains a website for publishing photos of finished quilts. Find your inspiration for colors and fabrics on her website, or blogs

Award-winning quilters Jane Hall and Dixie Haywood have been making quilts with the Pineapple Log Cabin block for decades. Now you can use their secrets to create your own perfect pineapple quilts. Learn to use foundation piecing to sew perfectly accurate blocks. Play with colours and block layouts to design your own vibrant pineapple designs.

Quilting is a hobby loved by many people around the world, either for serious improvement or for fun and relaxation. Learn the valuable tools, history and skills you need to take your quilts to the next level and get even more enjoyment out of the wonderful world of quilts.

Contributors, listed alphabetically: Claire Burson Rhonda Dennis Lisamarie Lamb Robyn Leatherman Linda McDaniel Melinda McGuire Suzan McKenzie Sarah Negovetich Tonya Rice Laura Ritchie Alice Shaddix Kara Stewart Crystal Vining Ruth C. White

Step back in time with primitive folk artist and designer Lori Brechlin as you create nine projects inspired from times remembered and a place called Notforgotten Farm.

Here are 22 exciting quilts, and all you need is one simple block pattern to make each one From throws and wall hangings to queen-sized blankets, sewists of all skill levels will be inspired to create something new by manipulating this one simple block pattern with interesting fabrics, unusual shapes, and expressive lines.

Simple patterns for lap quilts are provided in a well organized format. These patterns are perfect for quilts to be donated to charitable causes, but also make wonderful gifts. Patterns can be expanded easily to make larger quilts. Many of these patterns work with two or three fabrics OR a bag of assorted scraps. These patterns have been tested by members of the author's quilt guild. Quilts are approximately lap size (42 by 50 inches) but can be easily expanded by adding blocks or borders. Basic quit making instructions with explanatory drawings assist the novice quilter. Each pattern includes an easy-to-use table of fabric requirements and cutting instructions. Suggestions are provided for using scraps, additional fabrics, or alternate block/color layouts for many of the patterns.