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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Room Settings
- CHAPTER 1: Drafting
- The Grid System
- Grid Categories
- Marking a Grid
- Practice Exercises in Drafting
- Practice Exercises for Symmetrical Patterns-
Easy- Economy
Intermediate- Kandy's Path
Advanced- Dutch Rose
- Practice Exercises for Asymmetrical Patterns-
Easy- Delectable Mountains
Intermediate- Indian Bonnets
Advanced- North Carolina Lily
- Practice Exercises for Circular Patterns-
Easy- Fan
Advanced- Double Wedding Ring
- Making Templates from Drafted Patterns
- Drafted Sampler Class Outline
- Drafted Sampler Quilt
- CHAPTER 2: Pieced Quilts
- Making Pieced Quilts
- Things to Know About Your Sewing Machine
- Quick Cutting
Non-directional Fabric
Directional Fabric
- Strip Piecing
- Pressing
- Half-Square Triangles
Method One- Quick Cutting
Method Two- Grid
- Double Half-Square Triangles
- Y-Seam Construction
- QUILTS-
Liberty Coins
Pineapple Log Cabin
Melon Patch
Kandy's Path
Flower Garden Basket
Delectable Mountains
Economy
Indian Bonnets
Double Wedding ring
Triple-Star/Sawtooth Star
Dutch Rose
North Carolina Lily
Feathered Star
- CHAPTER 3: Applique Quilts
- Hand Applique: A Paper-basting Method
- Preparation of Pattern
- Preparation and Marking of Background Fabric
- Preparation of Stems-
Method One
Method Two
Method Three
- Pinning and Basting Paper Patterns to Fabric
- Placement of Paper-Basted Pieces to a Background Fabric
- Practice Exercise: Rose of Sharon
- Broderie Perse-
Method One- Needle Turn
Method Two- Buttonhole Stitch
- Practice Exercise
- Machine Applique-
Check Your Machine Before Beginning
Method One- Using a Paper Pattern
Method Two- using Broderie Perse Motifs
- Practice Exercise- Wedding Rose
- QUILTS-
Wedding Rose
Rose of Sharon
Old English Flower Garden
- CHAPTER 4: Crazy Quilts
- Stitches and Embellishments-
Satin Stitch
Blanket-Buttonhole
Cross
Herringbone
Chain
Lazy Daisy
Feather
Open Cretan
Chevron
Rosette
French Knot
Bullion Knot
- Making Crazy Blocks-
Recommended Materials
Cutting the Fabrics
Traditional (Hand) Method
Quick (Machine) Method
- Constructing Your Quilt
- Tying Your Quilt
- QUILTS-
Crazy
Fan
- CHAPTER 5: Trapunto Quilts
- Trapunto For Blocks
- Preparation of Pattern
- Tracing the Design Onto Fabric
- Outlining the Design
- Inserting Yarn-
Filling Channels
Filling Other Shapes
- Blocking
- Trapunto for Whole Cloth Quilts
- Practice Exercise
- QUILTS-
Oriental Floral Bouquet
California Sunset
- CHAPTER 6: Whole Cloth Quilts
- Making Your Whole Cloth Quilt
- Selecting the Quilting Designs
- Making a Paper Pattern
- Background Filling
- Transferring Designs to Fabric-
Method One- Overlaying Pattern
Method Two- Dressmaker's Tracing Paper
Method Three- Light Table
- Preparing the Backing
- Quilting
- Stipple Quilting
- QUILT-
Whole Cloth
- CHAPTER 7: Stenciled Quilts
- Preparation of Pattern
- Tracing the Design
- Cutting the Stencils
- Preparation of Fabric
- Applying the Paint
- Heat Setting
- Clean-Up
- Practice Exercise-
Leaf
- QUILTS-
Heart Wreath
Twenty-Five Patch
- CHAPTER 8: Medallion Quilts
- Planning Your Medallion Quilt
- Choose a Center Design
- Select a Color Scheme
- Avoid Problems- Graph It!
- Work on a Design Board
- Plan Your Borders
- Constructing Your Medallion Quilt-
Measuring
Attaching Straight Borders
Attaching Mitered Borders
Attaching Borders of Border-Printed Fabric
Attaching Pieced Borders
- QUILTS-
Stenciled Medallion
Broderie Perse Medallion
- Medallion Quilt Class Outline
- TEMPLATES
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Title: Quilts Galore! Quiltmaking Styles and Techniques
Editors: Diana McClun, Laura Nownes
Format/Publication Date: TPB:1990
Publisher: The Quilt Digest Press, Gualala, CA
Language: English
Page Count: 192
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISBN: 0913327212
SUMMARY- When I saw the two pages of Table of Contents I groaned - and looked for ways to trim them down a bit while I was entering them on the left. Not a word got dropped - it was all useful information for someone wanting to know if this would be a good place to start their quilting obsession. I didn't know exactly what they had meant with "Quiltmaking Styles and Techniques" from their title, but their ToC cleared all of that right up. So, it took awhile to enter the ToC for you, but I think it was worth the effort. This design team covers a LOT of ground.
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