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TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • INTRODUCTION
  • Small Drawings of All 20 Settings
  • How to Use This Book
  • SETTINGS:
    • 1. Side by Side, Horizontal Block Seams
    • 2. Alternate Blocks, Horizontal Block Seams
    • 3. Alternate Plain Blocks, Horizontal Block Seams
    • 4. Simple Sashing, Horizontal Block Seams
    • 5. Sashing & Setting Squares, Horizontal Block Seams
    • 6. Pieced Sashing, Horizontal Block Seams
    • 7. Framed Blocks, Horizontal Block Seams
    • 8. Framed Blocks & Sashing, Horizontal Block Seams
    • 9. Strippie, Horizontal Block Seams
    • 10. Medallion, Horizontal Block Seams
    • 11. Side by Side, Diagonal Block Seams
    • 12. Alternate Blocks, Diagonal Block Seams

    • COLOR GALLERY
    • 13. Alternate Plain Blocks, Diagonal Block Seams
    • 14. Simple Sashing, Diagonal Block Seams
    • 15. Sashing & Setting Squares, Diagonal Block Seams
    • 16. Pieced Sashing, Diagonal Block Seams
    • 17. Framed Blocks, Diagonal Block Seams
    • 18. Framed Blocks & Sashing, Diagonal Block Seams
    • 19. Strippie, Diagonal Block Seams
    • 20. Medallion, Diagonal Block Seams
  • Planning & Sewing Borders
  • Instructions & Patterns for Quilts
  • Index of Color Plates, Quilt Blocks, & Quilt Projects

Title: Quilt Settings, A Workbook...featuring all the best ways to arrange blocks and create your own special quilts
Author/Designer: Marie Shirer
Format/Publication Date: TPB:1989
Publisher: Moon Over the Mountain Publishing Co., Wheatridge, CO
Language: English
Page Count: 112
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 12" x 9"
ISBN: 0943721024

SUMMARY- This is a really handy workbook that shows 20 different ways to arrange your blocks into a quilt. It reminds me strongly of the diagrams my mom meticulously made of each of her quilts before she ever cut a single piece of fabric. I'm a little surprised I didn't find my mom's notes sprinkled all over this one. If I were new to quilting, or I believe just hadn't decided yet on the arrangement of my stack of completed blocks, this is the book I'd pull off the shelf to help me decide.