• Let the author of the popular Better Together show you how to include prairie points in traditional blocks • Choose from 10 unique projects, including the stunning "Bear's Paw" lap quilt and coordinating table runner • Make large prairie points that conceal a novelty print or appliqued motif--great for interactive "peekaboo" baby quilts Learn More

Bring out the beauty of the Midwest through these inspired, traditional quilt designs. Learn to customize your quilts through color variations. Featured blocks include: Hourglass, Chain and Knot, Pineapple, and many more. Instructions on flying geese, foundation piecing, and half-square triangles provide a brush-up on basic techniques. The nine quilt designs vary in degree of difficulty, making this the perfect book for a beginner or experienced quilter.

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Enhance your quilting skills with this comprehensive guide by Diane Califano. Includes detailed instructions for making quilt blocks, as well as, general quilt-making techniques. Applicable for quilters of all skill levels. Diane’s guided introduction on selecting, preparing, and cutting fabric is a great reference for quilters just starting out. Make traditional blocks such as Log Cabin, Pinwheel, and Flying Geese.

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Timeless treasures resurface in Anne Dutton’s colorful and new way. The quilts range in size from about 42" to 79". A total of eight quilt designs are featured. Cute and classic blocks will make these projects valued treasures in your home. Paper piecing, as well as, embroidery are just two of the techniques used to create the quilts and blocks.

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Put a twist on the traditional Hourglass quilt block for an unlimited number of possibilities. Linda walks you through the creation of this block as she inspires you with a wide variety of colorways and block twists. Four hourglass blocks create an unlimited amount of fun and creative quilt designs. Three bonus designs and a resource guide are included. Learn More

Build your barn your way with Julie Sefton's passion and process. Be inspired by the texture, layers, shapes, and shades of aging, surviving barns. Detailed notes provide step-by-step instruction to design and create your pieced barn blocks. Additional notes show how to combine blocks to make your own seasonal sampler. Julie guides you through the free-piecing construction, layout, and quilting of your project.

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Rag quilting just got easier. This method helps create a cozy keepsake or treasured gift in less time. Several projects are included, with detailed instructions and complete patterns. This method brings speed to the traditional form of rag quilting. Fun, colorful photos provide inspiration for your next project. Faux rag quilting delivers a way to begin then advance your technique to create a cherished memento.

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Joining forces to reintroduce the triangle in quilting, the authors provide a new look for a seasoned shape with structure, clear direction, and focus for the projects. Get back to basics with lessons learned at Granny's knee. Traditional methods and styles provide a springboard to updated quilt patterns. Quilt projects and patterns, included, encourage taking risks to create unique pieces of art. 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 format and is best viewed in Adobe Reader. Learn More

Tackle your stash with Linda J. Hahn’s beautiful quilt designs. With two options for each quilt, one with purchased yardage and one using what’s in the quilter’s stash, a wide range of creative quilt options are available. Linda demonstrates how to break down the components of the block to use with the Stash version. Features a complete walk through on the process of cutting and sorting the stash/scraps. Linda shows several ways to make a component (i.e. Half Square Triangles) to work with different size pieces. Electronic 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 format and is best viewed in Adobe Reader. Learn More