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Wholecloth Linen Quilts: Patterns & Designs

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    Publisher: American Quilter's Society
    ISBN: 978-1-57432-934-6
    Item Number: 7485
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    This gorgeous quilting book continues the legacy established by earlier books in the Golden Threads series with unique designs by professional quilters who know what quilters want. Nearly four dozen, full-size quilting patterns are arranged by category: centerpieces, fans, medallions, and borders and shown in various sizes. Cindy's patterns have been available as plastic stencils for years but never before showcased in book format. Use these patterns to transform vintage linens into charming quilts! The antique appeal of the fabrics is retained yet enhanced by today's favorite quilting techniques. Here is a happy marriage between yesterday's treasures and today's quilting trends.

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    Cindy Needham's WHOLE CLOTH LINEN QUILTS: PATTERNS & DESIGNS tells how to transform linens into small quilts, using lace edging and antique-style embroidery to join and embellish linens. 100 quilting patterns are arranged by quilting category and provide full-size stencils for easy use. Quilters will find these more advanced references excellent, important library additions. -Midwest Book Review

    Full Details

    • Item Number: 7485
    • ISBN-10: 1-57432-934-0
    • ISBN-13: 978-1-57432-934-6
    • Number of Pages: 96
    • Number of Illustrations: 92
    • Binding: Softback
    • Dimensions: 12.00" x 9.00" x 0.25"
    • Weight: 0.90 pounds
    • Publisher: American Quilter's Society (07/15/2007)

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    Review of Wholecloth Linen Quilts - 07/01/2008
    Reviewer: Quilters Newsletter Magazine from USA

    Cindy’s extensive collection of embellished sheets, embroidered tablecloths, dresser scarves, hankies, and other vintage linens parallels her knowledge of their care and of the proper way to prepare them for quilting. The 100 quilting motifs and the photo gallery also demonstrate Cindy’s ability to design just the right quilting pattern for each heirloom. Included are designs for borders, corners, fans, medallions, companion sets, and an especially lovely collection of centerpieces and stars. Twenty additional wholecloth examples are a loving tribute to a past era. Barbara Fiedler