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This image was scanned from the Dianna May Martin personal library collection
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Introduction
- Basic Information
- CHAPTER DESIGNS
- Miniature: A variety of designs for miniature and doll quilts, small projects
- Geometric: Linear designs, mostly straight lines, some circle variations
- Traditional: Ribbons and bows, shells and scrolls, feathers
- Masculine: Sports Motifs, planes, trains, vests and ties
- Nature: Flowers, animals, apples, leaves, landscape
- From Many Lands: Designs from Egypt, Persia, Hungary, Japan, China
- For the Wee Ones: Bunnies, rattles, ice cream cones, kites, clown
- Nautical: Dolphins, waves, ropes, seashells, fish
- Celebrations: Christmas, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Bridal
- Special Shapes: half Square triangles, rectangles, fan corner
- Backgrounds: Pinwheel, Backetweave, In and Out, Tile Roof, Haystack
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Title: A Treasury of Quilting Designs
Author/Designer: Linda Goodmon Emery
Format/Publication Date: COMB:1990
Publisher: American Quilter's Society, Paducah, KY
Language: English
Page Count: 80
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 14"
ISBN: 0891459480
SUMMARY- This is a wonderful collection of designs to use to quilt your layers together. It doesn't have mom's address sticker in it, so I'm guessing it was originally my grandmother's, who had a quilting machine set up in her repurposed garage that about ran the length of it. You could roll up your King-sized quilt on the rollers and walk up and down the length of the quilt with the head of the sewing machine able to move with a touch. It was a pretty cool set-up. Anyway, grandma likely collected the quilting books in order to have a variety of patterns to use to quilt mom's tops. This is a great treasury of patterns.
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