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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Heart Connections
- PART ONE: A Celebration of Hearts
- The Hearts That Bind Us
by Marina Anderson
- The Expanding Heart
by Jean Wells
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- PART TWO: Project Planning
- Inspiration
- Theme
- Heart Shapes
- Color and Fabric
- PART THREE: Everchanging Heart
- PART FOUR: Sampler Blocks and Variations
- 1. Log Cabin Heart
A. Rainbow Hearts and Vines Quilt
- 2. Piece of My Heart
A. Square Bear/ Bunny
B. Garland of Bears
C. Piece of My Heart Hot Pad
D. Piece of My Heart Apron
- 3. Heart Turnaround
A. Seamly Woman Pincushion
B. Amish Turnaround Pillow
- 4. Crazy at Heart
A. Crazy Patch Quilt
B. Crazy Heart Fused Print
- 5. Curved Hearts
A. Victorian Hearts Quilt
- 6. Flower of My Heart
A. Flower of My Heart Pillow
B. Flower of My Heart Appliqued Pillow
- 7. Checkerboard Heart
A. Checkerboard Hearts Wall Quilt
B. Checkerboard Heart Wine Tote
C. Amish Hearts Quilt
- 8. Forever Friends
A. Forever Friends Pillow
B. Framed Forever Friends
- 9. Desert Bloom
A. Floor Pillow
- 10. Star of My Heart
A. Star of My Heart Wall Quilt
- 11. Heart Strips
A. Heart Strips Quilt
B. Heart Strips Sweatshirt
C. Sewing Caddy
- 12. At Home with Hearts
A. Framed Recipe Holder
B. At Home with Hearts Chair Cushion
C. Towel Topper
- 13. Heart Extractions
A. Pieced Heart Design
B. Soft at Heart Quilt
C. Hearts in Friendship Pillow
D. Hearts and Flowers Quilt
E. Band Boxes
F. Freehand Hearts Quilt
G. Patriotic Pillow
H. Tablecloth
I. Watermelon Slippers
- PART FIVE: Heart to Heart Basics
- Tools and Tricks of the Trade
- Applique
- Dimensional Hearts
- Pieced Hearts
- Embellishments
- The Finishing Touch
- Bibliography
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Title: A Celebration of Hearts: A Sampler of Heart Motifs for Quilting, Patchwork & Applique
Editors: Jean Wells, Marina Anderson
Format/Publication Date: TPB:1988
Publisher: C&T Publishing, Lafayette, CA
Language: English
Page Count: 80
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISBN: 0914881221
SUMMARY- You can see by the Table of Contents that there are a ton of projects in this book, some of which are quilts! Instructions are necessarily brief to accomodate so much variety, so already knowing what you're doing would be necessary to make full use of this book.
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