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TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • Introduction
  • About the Kuna Indians
  • Gallery of Traditional Molas
  • Gallery of Mola-Inspired Works
  • How to Make a Mola
  • Mola Projects:
    • Getting started: Mola design in paper
    • Working with fabric
    • Cut-Paper Note Cards
            by Bobby Gold
    • Tigger in the Sky Mola Collage
            by Nancy Prichard
    • Paper Molas(heart,eggs,feather,leaf,bear,bird,heart)
            by Robinsunne
    • Mola Stencil Design(bear,fish,squirrel)
            by Jenni Bateman
    • Mola Portfolio Cover(geometric)
            by Teresa Pla Belio
    • Mola-Inspired Felt Ornaments
            by Pat Samuels
    • Cafe Mola(picture)
            by Clare M. Murray
    • A Family of Molas
            by Laura Elizabeth Green
    • Paper-Cut Mola Panels
            by Robinsunne
    • Mola Wallhanging
            by Lori Kerr
    • "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" Table Dressing
            by Vicki Gadberry
    • Summer Solstice Pillow
            by Carol McKie Manning
    • Mola Spirit Dolls
            by Lynne Sward
    • Mola Tote Bag
            by Jan N. Hildebrand
    • Two Berets and Tote Bag
            by Mary Russell
    • Tunic and Skirt Ensemble
            by Lori Kerr
    • Vest w/ Mola Pockets
            by Charlotte Patera
    • Four Geckos Vest
            by Virginia J. Schlosser
    • Chenille Lizard Vest
            by Sandy Webster
    • Tivoli Jacket
            by Faye Anderson
    • Exploring Expansion Vest
            by Katherine Tilton
    • Jacket with Mola Panel
            by Lori Kerr
    • Ultrasuede Mola Coat
            by Mary S. Parker
  • About the Designers
  • Acknowledgments
  • A Mola Reading List
  • INDEX

Title: ¡Molas! Patterns, Techniques, Projects, For Colorful Applique
Author/Designer: Kate Mathews
Format/Publication Date: TPB:2000
Publisher: Lark Books, Asheville, NC
Language: English
Page Count: 128
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISBN: 1579902235

SUMMARY- Molas definitely don't look like anything else. I remember seeing them in the 1980s and everyone was looking for the new thing to try. There are some really beautiful designs here - and I think any of them could be adapted to other mediums than the one they are presented in. I was happy I picked this up.

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