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Heirloom Quilted Nursery

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  by Florence Riesen

  Publisher: American Quilter's Society
  ISBN: 978-1-57432-984-1
  Item Number: 7930

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  Description

  Who can resist a new baby? And who could resist these exquisite bibs, pillows, and quilts designed for a new arrival! Heirlooms from the start, these enchanting nursery items will delight any new mother or mother-to-be. The perfect way to try your hand at heirloom sewing and quilting, these precious little treasures are as sweet as the intended recipients and much easier to create than they look. Simple, straightforward instructions on bib construction will have you turning out these elegant little items over and over again. More than 30 original quilting designs are included on the companion CD that can be used interchangeably on the quilted items. As a retired teacher and medical worker, Florence finds plenty of time to pursue her love of quilting. In 1981, she returned to the States after living in Scotland to find everyone quilting. She took up the art and has never looked back. This award-winning quilter lives with her husband in Monrovia, California. Computer requirements: Mac and Windows98,ME,NT,2000,& XP.

  Full Details

  • Item Number: 7930
  • ISBN-10: 1-57432-984-7
  • ISBN-13: 978-1-57432-984-1
  • Number of Pages: 64
  • Number of Illustrations: 95
  • Binding: Softback
  • Dimensions: 8.50" x 11.00" x 0.20"
  • Weight: 0.60 pounds
  • Publisher: American Quilter's Society (03/19/2009)

  Reader Reviews

  

  Beautiful, classy projects easily become family heirlooms. - 09/03/2009

  Reviewer: Quilter's Home from USA

  Much to my surprise, I really liked this book -- a lot. Some of the wholecloth-esque projects are simple and some are more difficult, but all of them are beautiful, classy and could easily become family heirlooms. Whether you have a baby on the way or you're making gifts, these projects are really the place to begin. "Should you buy it?" Yes, if only to keep your machine humming during the long approaching winter and to help you stock up on future, and intensely impressive, curtain-climber gifts. "Quilter's Home," October/November 2009, page 76.