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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Introduction
- CHAPTER 1: Inspiration and Design
- Inspiration
- Use of a Photograph
- Mapping a Landscape
- Establishing Depth
- Focal Points
- Balance and Variety-
Mountains
Trees and Forests
Lakes
- Conclusion
- CHAPTER 2: Fabrics
- Fabrics for Colorwash-
Painterly Quilts
Pictorial Quilts
- Creating Depth Through Fabric Choices
- Scenic Landscape Fabric-
Fabrics for Mountains and Distant Hills
Fabrics for Forests and Trees
Fabrics for Foregrounds
- Fabrics for Painterly Quilts
- Fabrics for Applique
- CHAPTER 3: Sewing Construction
- Supplies
- Design Wall
- Drawing Sewing Lines
- Working With Fabric Squares
- Piecing Triangles and Rectangles
- Sewing Perfect Rows
- Pressing Needs
- Large Quilts
- CHAPTER 4: Putting It All Together
- Adding Applique
- Special Effects
- Markers and Pencils
- Layering Tulle
- Adding Borders
- Fuse-Basting
- Adding Machine Embroidery
- Quilting
- Blocking
- PROJECTS:
- Garden Window
- Fence Post
- Daffodil Meadow
- Covenant Cross
- A Lake Superior Maple
- Barn Doors
- St. Mary Aspen
- Spring's Call
- Autumn Triptych
- River Park with Birches
- Terrace by the Sea
- Sedona Red Rocks
- A Room with a View
- Victorian Garden Arch
- Resources
- About the Author
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Title: Watercolor Landscape Quilts: Quick, No-Fuss Fold-and-Sew Technique
Author/Designer: Cathy Geier
Format/Publication Date: TPB:2006
Publisher: Krause Publications, Iola, WI
Language: English
Page Count: 128
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISBN: 0896892727
SUMMARY- Lots of good information and appealing projects. I love the chapter on turning a landscape photograph into a quilt.
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