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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Introduction
- Dedication
- Acknowledgments
- Getting Started
- Design and Fabric
- The Blocks:
- Machine Piecing(Linda)
- Sewing on a Featherweight(Nancy)
- Hand Sewing(Karen)
- Using a Rotary Cutter(Joan)
- Your Iron Is Your Friend(Patty)
- And a Yard of This One(Rose)
- This Is an Interesting Fabric(Libby, Mary, and Anne)
- Fondling Fabric(Nina)
- Folding Up the Leftovers(Judy)
- Choosing a Palette of Fabrics(Dorothy and Harriet)
- Pinning on a Design Wall(Natalie)
- Auditioning Fabric(Pamela)
- Sharing the Process(Cynthia, Vickie and Norah)
- Design Workshop(Karen, Lucy, and Janet)
- Hand Quilting on a Big Frame(Jane)
- Hand Quilting in a Hoop(Chris)
- Machine Quilting(Kathy)
- Repeated Block Quilts:
- Meandering
- Whizzy Whackers
- Spinning Featherwieghts
- Small Wallhangings and Samplers:
- Small Wallhangings from Single Blocks
- Setting a Scene
- Using the Blocks to Make a Sampler
- Conclusion
- About the Author
- INDEX
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Title: When Quilters Gather: 20 Patterns of Piecers at Play
Author/Designer: Ruth B McDowell
Format/Publication Date: TPB:2003
Publisher: C&T Publishing, Inc., Lafayette, CA
Language: English
Page Count: 112
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISBN: 1571202129
SUMMARY- This is a fun book of pieced patterns(no curved seams!) of women in different processes of quilting. You can use the blocks separately, in a wall hanging, or all together in a sampler quilt. The blocks are quite clever, and her piecing method seems pretty straightforward and easy to do(involves freezer paper templates).
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