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Rebecca Wat. Add spice to your quilts with a mix of traditional quilt patterns and origami techniques! There are 8 origami designs plus templates and detailed photos.

Karin Hellaby.

Quick and innovative ideas for creating flocks of fast flying geese. 25 different geese techinques, 10 brand new projects.

Barbara Chainey

Barbara's new easy-to-use cutting concept based on fat quarters is featured in 12 main projects. Quiltmaking this way is stress-free with great results!

Softback

Jane Townwick. Learn new techniques with twenty quilting experts who share the quiltmaking methods they love best.

Figueroa & Quan

A collection of house-themed quilts - from main street to country cottage. Quick piecing and applique in14 projects - for all skill levels.

Alex Anderson

Does your quilt top need a little "something" more? - Learn how to enhance your quilts using elements from the quilt centre for your borders or edges.

Rami Kim

Add excitement and dimension to your quilts with three-dimensional folding techniques. Beguiling designs are meticulously illustrated and executed.

Simply follow the lavishly illustrated steps and photographed samples for stunning results.

Projects include wallhangings, pillows, purses, totes along with elegant fashins for extra inspiration.

Jane Hardy Miller.

Shade and braid your fabrics for a glowing quilt! Learn to use value; create glowing effects by choosing gradually shaded fabrics.

Renee Nanneman.

Quilts, rug hooking, cross stitch, tote bag, toile embroidery, cushions, wool penny projects, keepsake box - all with a wonderfully French flavour.

Ann S Lainhart

Combine the elegance of the classic Mariner's Compass block with the up-to-the-minute technique of fussy cutting for dramatic results!

C Huddleson A compilation of five years of designs under one cover - "everything old is new again".

Suzanne McNeil

Use a Strip Roll or 2-1/2" strips. You'll love this 'Quilt of the Month' made with a 'Jelly Roll'. Dive in and make something exciting!

Barb Adams and Alma Allen

The authors explore the use of the house motif in the featured nine-block quilt. The home is a common symbol in American quilt art and has been used in samplers, hooked rugs and quilts.

Lynette Jensen

In Celebration of Quilting you will find illustrations and instructions for more than a dozen Thimbleberries quilt patterns that have become enduring favorites of quilters through the years. You'll also discover a fresh, new Thimbleberries Celebration Sampler Quilt designed sepecially for this keepsake book as a special anniversary tribute. The 64 x 82-inch quilt features familiar quilt design elements including Flying Geese, Pinwheel, Pine Tree and House, Heart and Stars that are staples in the Thimbleberries Library that inspired the 12-block Thimbleberries Celebration Sampler Quilt.

160 pages.

Give tradition a twist, add new angles to old favourites, or put a spin on a classic block. 15 experts share their talents for thinking outside the box.

Karen K Stone

A colourful pattern book from one of America's most popular quilters and teachers. Eleven of Karen's most popular patterns to make dazzling quilts.

A Companion CD for Electric Quilt 5 is also available

Pam & Nicky Lintott

Discover how to make clever quilts with layer cakes, jelly rolls and charm packs that are a million miles from simple strip quilts or scrap charm quilts. Seventeen beautiful projects, from lap quilts to full-sized, show you how to get the most from irresistible pre-cut fabric bundles. Each quilt is made from one jelly roll, layer cake or charm pack (or a combination of these items) making the projects both quick and economical. It includes exciting blocks with stars, triangles and even machine-pieced hexagons. Using the latest fabrics, including delightful collections from Moda, each project consists of a main quilt and an alternative colourway, giving added versatility. Simple step-by-step instructions and illustrations make creating stunning quilts from these desirable fabric bundles accessible to quilters of all abilities.

Martha Thompson. An all-new approach to the classic hexagon shape! Martha shares her simple methods for cutting, sewing and recutting hexagon shapes into new designs.

Fast and effective method for creating kaleidoscopes, stars etc. that involves careful layering and cutting

Sharon Mullen

The first in a new series for young adults - the perfect reference and project book to teach the basic sewing know-how that will lead to a lifelong love of sewing.

Was £14.99 now down to £11.25

Lynne Edwards

Endless ways of making quilts from a stash of scraps. 20 projects from large to small with lots of photos, diagrams and clearly explained techniques.

Ilene Bartos

Choose from 12 quilts that spotlight fresh ways to use Maple Leaf blocks. Includes how to make triangle squares with perfect points.

Judy Mathieson.

New process, new patterns and projects - find your way to perfect Mariner's Compass designs with Judy, well-known for her stunning compass quilts.

Mary Koval

11 patterns from quilts of the 1930s and 40s, including traditional patterns such as Grandmothers Fan, Sunbonnet Sue and Drunkards Path.

Sally Collins

Learn precision piecing from an award-winning expert. 7 spectacular quilts with techniques for success.

Sally shows you how to bring accuracy to every step: pinning, cutting, sewing and pressing. Seven pieced projects range from a small quilt to a large wallhanging. The projects use intermediate to advanced skills; two include applique.

This is not a project book as such, but an expression of Amy's personal vision across home, fashion and lifestyle and captures the energy and creativity of her vision. Beautiful photography showcases not only her fabric and design, but also the personal spaces, collections, gardens and ideas that inspire them, with each chapter presenting tow or three ideas as 'how to' projects. Hardback 224 pages.

Sharon Pederson

11 new projects to build on Sharon's first book 'Reversible Quilts'. Make twice the quilt in half the time with ll projects that are quilted at the same time they are pieced.

Sibylle von Olfers. Illustrations: Sieglinde Schoen Smith, Translation Jack Zipes.

Written over 100 years ago and newly illustrated with an award-winning handmade quilt, this enchanting story celebrates nature's changing seasons.

Deep below the ground, Mother Earth rouses her sleepy children. The little ones ready themselves for spring, then join a jubilant procession of bugs and beetles up into the summer meadows. With each colorful turn of the page, the children discover new surprises waiting just for them.

In rhyming verse and vibrant illustrations, this enchanting story captivates the imagination of the youngest readers, gently leading them to make their own discoveries outdoors.

"Young children will delight in this playful romp through nature's seasons. Sieglinde Schoen Smith's wonderful quilt makes the story shine!" Jinny Beyer, quilting expert and author

Sibylle von Olfers is the author of the original German folk tale, "Etwas von den Wurzelkindern," which sold more than 800,000 copies when it was first published in 1906. Exactly a century later, Sieglinde Schoen Smith's quilted interpretation, Mother Earth and Her Children, won the top prize at America's most prestigious quilt show, inspiring this new translation. Jack Zipes (University of Minnesota) is the foremost expert on folklore in the United States. His works include the definitive English-language translation of The Complete Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm.

Cloth with jacket, 32 pages, 9" x 10"