AQS Publishing

Search

Quilt Views Blog

AQS Learning Center
Powered by Trust Commerce

American Quilter's Society
PO Box 3290
Paducah, KY 42002-3290

Toll-free (for orders only, please):
1-800-626-5420
Phone: 270-898-7903
Fax: 270-898-1173

Physical Street Address for UPS/FedEx Shipments Only:
5801 Kentucky Dam Road Paducah, KY 42003-9323

Wholesalers (Registered Retail Shops) Buy Books

Stacked and Stitched: Artistic Fabric Projects for Your Home

    Add to Cart

    Questions?
    Order via phone:
    1-800-626-5420

    by Christine Morgan
    Publisher: American Quilter's Society
    ISBN: 978-1-60460-032-2
    Item Number: 8767
    • List Price: $21.95

    Status: In stock, will fulfill immediately.

    Description

    You've never seen chenille used like this before! Artist Christine Morgan was playing around with layered fabric one day after a brief introduction to the chenille technique. Self-taught, she developed a method that retains the pattern and design of the layers rather than obscure them in 'fluffiness.' She calls the layered and slashed fabric yardage she makes 'pelts.' Once she has a home décor design in mind, she creates pelts that bring out the look she wants, including big bold appliqués and off-center piecing. Now you can use chenille the same way, creating truly unique pieces of fabric art for your home. Instructions for 4 projects are included: Pillow, Placemat, Table runner,& Mini wallhanging. The inspiration gallery shows potholders, wall art, and even an ottoman covered in Christine's artistic pelts.

    Full Details

    • Item Number: 8767
    • ISBN-10: 1-60460-032-2
    • ISBN-13: 978-1-60460-032-2
    • Number of Pages: 80
    • Number of Illustrations: 168
    • Binding: Softback
    • Dimensions: 8.50" x 11.00" x 0.22"
    • Weight: 0.70 pounds
    • Publisher: American Quilter's Society (10/12/2012)

    Reader Reviews

    Write a review

    Stacked and Stitched - 03/31/2013
    Reviewer: Kathie R Kerler from Portland, OR 97201

    The technique in this book uses slashed layers of fabric. A useful chapter shows how to shift color by changing various fabrics beneath the top fabric. The gallery is inspirational in featuring the possibilities that can be created, which range from purses to ottomans to pillows, as well as the expected wall hangings. The dog and cat pillows are captivating through their humor and charm.

     
    Stacked & Stitched - 02/28/2013
    Reviewer: Christine Brown from Castle Pines, CO

    If creative fiber art is your “thing,” you will find this book appealing and useful. The author presents a layered-and-slashed technique to make what she calls fabric pelts, similar to faux chenille. However, Christine uses five to seven layers of colorful, cotton fabric in her pelts, and the resulting wall quilts and home décor items are richly textured and color saturated.