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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- INTRODUCTION
- CHAPTER 1: What Are Scrap Quilts and Why Are They So Popular?
- CHAPTER 2: How to Collect Fabric Scraps
- CHAPTER 3: Understanding Your Scraps
- CHAPTER 4: Getting Started
- CHAPTER 5: String Quilting
- Red, White and Blue String Quilt
- Rotary Mat Satchel
- Victorian Shadows
- The Antique String-Pieced Eight-Pointed Star
- Single Eight-Pointed Star
- Nancy's Wastebasket Version
- CHAPTER 6: One-Patch Quilts
- Double Hammerhead
- Baby Rattle
- Mini-Spools Wall Quilt
- Illusions
- CHAPTER 7: Strip-Piecing Techniques
- Pink Mosaic Crib Quilt
- Full-Size Blue Mosaic
- Bonus Four-Patch Crib Quilt
- Tennessee "Hard Times" Scrap Quilt
- "Not Such Hard Times" Scrap Quilt
- Cobblestones Tote Pocket
- Red andWhite "Barn Raising" Log Cabin
- Antique "Barn Raising" Log Cabin with Hex Border
- Log Cabin Pillow
- Courthouse Steps Pillow
- CHAPTER 8: Quilt-As-You-Sew
- Pinwheel Log Cabin
- Ohio Star
- CHAPTER 9: Applique Scrap Quilts
- The Dresden Plate
- Helen's Purple Fans
- Mom's Butterfly Quilt
- The Butterfly Pillow
- Little English Lady
- CHAPTER 10: Other Piecing Techniques
- Pinwheel Baby Quilt
- Basket Pillow
- World Without End
- Contemporary Star Quilt
- Mariner's Compass Quilt
- CHAPTER 11: Finishing the Quilt
- What Size Should a Quilt Be?
- Borders
- What Kind of Batting?
- Preparing the Backing
- Layering a Quilt Top
- Which Quilting Technique Will You Use?
- What About Thread?
- When the Quilt Is Layered
- Adding Borders Quilt-As-You-Sew
- Making the Binding
- It's Not Done Until It's Signed
- INDEX