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Strippin' Time
Project of the Month |
| by J. Jane Mitchell
and Patsy Padgett |
| Do you long for small
projects that are easy to accomplish and look fabulous when
finished?
Quilters love to make practical things that spruce up their
sewing areas. This book is chock-full of great projects ...
place mats, aprons table runner, wall hangings and carry-alls.
There is even a colorful cover for your ironing board. With a
nifty project for every month of the year, your creativity will keep
on flowing.
Travel to you next quilter's retreat in style with a convenient
OTT-LITE carry bag that shows off your love for strip piecing.
Un-clutter your work space with brightly colored fabric containers.
You will even find a wearable "Jey Roll" pin.
At home set an inviting table with place mats and coaster that
celebrate the holidays. Enjoy the freshness of Spring with a
flower basket wall hanging and complement your winter decor with a
merry mantle topper.
So, rev up your sewing machine and enjoy the energy that flows
from these fabulous projects.
Check out our pages with Jelly
Rolls and Charm Packs! |
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Artful Blogging Magazine
Spring 2008 Edition |
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Visually Inspiring Online Journals
Immerse yourself in some of the most
artistically composed weblogs around, overflowing with heartfelt
journaling enhanced by beautiful photography, colorful graphics,
poetry, and more! Whether you are new to blogging or manage
your own blogs already, you are sure to find inspiration in the
beauty, reality and perspectives shared from the pages of these
creative blogs. |
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Fab shop special
Make Your First Quilt |
| with M'Liss Rae
Hawley |
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Get started quilting FAST with this
handy portable guide. -
Beginner's Step-by-Step Guide
- 9 Fabulous Blocks
- Tips & Techniques
- Learning to quilt is easy with
this handy reference guide full of M'Liss' tips and time-saving
techniques.
- Lots of helpful how-to photos you'll refer to again and again
- Portable, purse-sized book opens flat so it's easy to use while
you work
- Make 9 easy blocks, each one a traditional favorite, then turn the
blocks into a charming sampler quilt (Bonus! Make a matching pillow
or a quick 4-block quilt)
- Detailed shopping list includes all the materials you need to
complete the quilt, including basic quilting supplies and the
specific fabrics. |
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Fab shop special
You're Invited
Quilts and Homes to Inspire |
| by Barb Adams & Alma
Allen |
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You are invited into three very special
homes. Step inside with us, into places that celebrate art,
collections and creativity. The authors have designed and
gathered quilts and projects that borrow from the wealth of ideas
that their three friends share. You are sure to be inspired
with new ways of thinking about home and art. |
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Quilts Through the Camera's Eye |
| by Terry Clothier
Thompson |
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Terry Clothier Thompson combines her
passion for historical quilts with her talent for recreating those
quilts with today's fabrics and time saving sewing methods.
This time her inspiration comes from a collection of vintage
c.1900-1930 photographs from the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History, in
Springdale, Arkansas... wonderful images of people posing for the
camera with their special quilt as a frame.
From these photos, Terry has recreated
six vintage quilts with reproduction fabric and modern sewing
techniques for contemporary quilters. Five pieced and one
appliquéd, these quilts were family treasures, worthy of being
preserved with a photograph. |
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Midwest Modern |
| by Amy Butler |
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A complete lifestyle book,
encompassing fashion, interiors, and gardens
Attention, design and style mavens! There’s a lot more to
America than just the east and west coasts. Today, innovative
American design—in clothing, home decor, even gardening—is
emerging from the Midwest. So lay your bicoastal biases aside,
and let Amy Butler show you what’s happening in the heartland.
Helping her fans jumpstart their own creative spark is Butler’s
fashion credo, and her approach has won her a huge following.
Her “Mid Mod” philosophy—neither homespun nor haute couture—is
as up to the minute as it is firmly rooted in Midwest tradition.
Emphasizing simplicity and integrity of craft, Butler is
passionate about recycling materials, reinventing vintage looks,
and taking joy in the homemade. Her approach—drawing its
inspiration from the natural world and the lives of real
people—is organic in every sense of the word.
Amy Butler’s Midwest Modern brings the many aspects of
its author’s vision into focus, from re-imagining the home as a
retreat for relaxation and dreaming, to picturing the body as a
canvas for creating one’s personal style, to looking to nature
as a “sketchbook” for design ideas. Vibrantly illustrated, the
book underscores design’s practical side, with information on
budgeting money and time, a shopping resources list, and
“how-to” projects in every chapter.
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The Sewing Stitch & Textile Bible |
| by Lorna Knight |
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An invaluable resource for sewers of
all abilities, this guide offers practical help with all of the
essential hand and machine sewing techniques, from stitches and
fastenings to fabrics and seams.
- Beginners will find instruction in
basic skills, guided by clear photographs and diagrams.
Advanced sewers will find new applications for their sewing skills.
- A comprehensive Stitch Directory features functional and
decorative stitches created by hand, sewing machine, and serger.
- A Textile Directory provides information on working with over 70
fabrics, from delicate chiffon and lace to heavy-duty denim, and
tips on suitable stitches and spplications. |
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It's Hip to be Square
Becoming a Confident Quilter |
| by Debbie Caffrey |
| Taking the mystery out
of great quilts! Provides complete understanding of the
specific topic and skills described within each one, and show you
how to apply what you learn. By teaching the processes of
quilting, Debbie hopes to create a new class of confident,
enthusiastic quilters. Her desire is to teach you to quilt and
give you confidence to make the quilts you want to make, not just
how to read a pattern and duplicate a quilt that someone else has
designed. Take control of your quilts! |
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Fab shop special
Happy Villages |
| by Karen Eckmeirer |
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Step into a Fabric Collage Adventure!
Build the Village of your dreams!
Let your imagination run wild as you
explore the freedom of raw-edge fabric collage! No seams to
sew, no points to match.
Fabrics are lightly glue-basted then
machine-stitched with a layer of tulle. Step-by-step, your
village will magically come to life.
- A 16" x 16" project you can create
in a day.
- 12 variations offered - Seasonal, International, Whimsical, etc.
- Steps + Rooftops + Windows = Village
- Experience the spontaneity of fabric collage
- Be inspired by real-life villages or create your dreamworld
village
- Use cottons, silks, rayons, ployesters, gold lame, etc.
- Ten colors will determine the personality of your village
- Each village is a one of a kind creation |
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Come to the Fair |
| by Edie McGinnis |
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Quilts that Celebrate State Fair
Traditions It's feasts on a
stick, bleating sheep, carnival barkers and butter heads. It's
city folks face-to-face with doe-eyed cows, country kids showing off
their pet projects, grandstand pageantry and, best of all, a
showcase of quilting talent. Come to the Fair celebrates fairtime with nine quilts that capture the heart and cotton-candy
soul of some of the Midwest's favorite fairs - pus advice from fair
quilt judges to help you sew a blue-ribbon winner of your own! |
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