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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- PART I: Basic Principles of Design
- Chapter 1- Quilts and Creativity...
- Chapter 2- Style and Structure...
- Chapter 3- Visual Elements...
- Chapter 4- Relationships of Visual Elements...
- Chapter 5- Composition...
- Chapter 6- Color...
- Chapter 7- Fabric...
- Chapter 8- Quilting...
- PART II: Projects for Practice
- Chapter 9- Two-Dimensional Design
Silhouettes and Shadows
Contrast
PROJECT: Dolphin Jacket
- Chapter 10- Contemporize Those Blocks
Defining Block Quilts
The Vitality of Contrast
Experimenting with Blocks
PROJECT: Turtles in the Grass Wall Quilt
- Chapter 11- Fabric Inspirations
Putting Fabric Inspiration to Work
PROJECT: Peonies Wall Quilt
- Chapter 12- Technique-Inspired Design
A Worldly Approach
Putting Technique to Work
Right At Home
PROJECT: Hawaiian Rain forest Wall Quilt
- Chapter 13- Land and Landscapes
Landscape Design Techniques
On Your Own
Composition
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Title: Designing Your Own Quilts
Author/Designer: Willow Ann Soltow
Format/Publication Date: TPB:1993
Publisher: Chilton Book Co., Radnor, PA
Language: English
Page Count: 175
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISBN: 0801982448
SUMMARY- Overall an interesting book that does a good job of introducing you to many of the elements that go into making a quilt. I have only one complaint - the book is in black and white except for eight pages near the center of the book with some eye candy. Color and texture are so much a part of quilt-making - and you can't convey texture in a book. I think it noticeably hurts the book, and that's a shame. I found it an interesting read.
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