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This image was scanned from the Dianna May Martin personal library collection
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Introduction
- About This Book
- Creating Your Own Master Palette
- Experimenting w/ Color Combinations from the Master Palette
- Using Prints for Visual Texture
- Using Fewer Fabrics vs Many Fabrics
- Designing a Palette to Coordinate w/ a Multi-color Print
- Palette Practice w/ Quilts
- Suggestions for Teachers
- Resources
- About Jinny Beyer
- Paper Swatches and Sample Master Palettes
- INDEX
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Title: Color Confidence for Quilters
Author/Designer: Jinny Beyer
Format/Publication Date: TPB:1992
Publisher: The Quilt Digest Press, Lincolnwood, IL
Language: English
Page Count: 248
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISBN: 0913327395;
SUMMARY- In 1988, my mom plunked down a stack of books in front of Ms. Beyer, and Ms. Beyer signed each one personally to my mother, with a little note. Clearly my mom loved this designer and her books, and just as clearly, the designer loved her fans. There is a LOT of interesting stuff packed into this book. It isn't a quilt block book, but an interesting approach to fabric selection when designing your color schemes for a quilt - I'd say it should be on every quilter's shelf. The Table of Contents took up two full pages and would have taken forever to enter, so I've given you the highlights of each chapter. If you need more specific information, contact me. I'll sigh, pull the book, and fill in the chapter subcategories.
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