Quilt Books, Fabric, Embroidery, etc. Sale

     65. Garden Party; Applique Quilts that Bloom by Cynthia Thomaszewski;  That Patchwork Place; 2003, 112p.  Full of patterns and step-by-step directions, this softly illustrated book of gentle floral designs includes appliquéd blossoms, vines, and hearts—all inspired by the garden. In addition to a dozen wall- and lap-quilt patterns, the book includes information on how to incorporate easy embellishments, including hand-embroidered details.  Add touches of warmth and color everywhere with these cheerful designs!   Make flowers bloom in your sewing room!.

          ·Choose from a dozen wall and lap quilt patterns.      ·Make any project with fusible, freezer-paper, or needle-turn appliqué- instructions are provided for all.      ·Projects incorporate easy embellishments, including exquisite hand-embroidered details.  $16.95

67. Grandma’s Quilting Bee; ed. By Carol Logan Newbill (Quilts Made Easy) Oxmoor House; 1995, 48p.  Designs – Patterns – Techniques.  12 Easy-to-Make Quilts.  Ful-Size Pattterns. Complete Step-by-Step Instructions.  Patterns include: Double Wedding Ring; Grandmother’s Flower Garden; Shoo Fly; Dresden Plate; Grandmother’s Fan; Wedding Ring; Turkey Tracks; Prairie Star; Drunkards’ Path; Honeybee; Bear’s Paw & Cathedral Windows.  $9.50

     68. Grandmothers Garden Quilt by Eleanor Burns & Patricia Knoechel; Quilt in a Day Series; 1999, 226p.  In Grandmother's Garden Quilt Eleanor Burns updates a stunning 1928 Nancy Page quilt design with easy applique methods, and introduces her new "Anniversary Floral" fabric line from Benartex. Patterns include a twenty block basket quilt with applique flowers, five wallhanging designs, and a pansy pin. Finishing instructions include lattice and solid block techniques.  Patterns include: Crocus, Fuchsia, Rose, Harebell, Poppy, Pansy, Trillium, Bleeding Heart, Tiger Lily, Japanese Balloon Flower, Canterbury Bells, Shooting Star, Jonquil, Bluet, Morning Glory, Tulip, Zinnia, One Block Wallhanging, Four Easy Baskets Wallhanging, Small Basket Wallhanging, Salvage Sally Wallhanging, French Bouquest Wallhanging, Patty's Flowers Pot Wallhanging.  (some damage to cover where label was removed & cover corners bent during shipping) $18.95

     81. Iron-On Transfers for Quilt Labels by Barbara Baatz; American School of Needlework, 47p.  You’ve spent many hours making a wonderful quilt, now it’s time to put a label on the back to give it the final touch.  You’re probably sewing the binding on at the last minute and would like to create an elaborate label, but you don’t have the time!   This collection of iron-on transfers is a fast and easy way to have a beautiful label, that’s been creatively designed, in little or no time. Simply iron it onto the fabric, use a fine permanent pen to fill in your personalizing information and whipstitch it to the back of the quilt. Voila! The perfect label. If you desire (and have time) you could also embellish your label with permanent color pens or embroidery. Although this is purely optional, we have included some tips and an embroidery stitch review to help you.

     Remember, the label is also a way to let future quilt lovers and those who inherit your quilt know the history behind it. So be sure to include your name and the date.  $8.25

     83. Japanese Inspirations; 18 Quilted Projects by Janet Haigh; That Patchwork Place; 2000, 128p.   Discover the tranquil elegance of the Orient in 20 quilted accessories that will complement any decor, from contemporary to country, combining the traditional fabrics and motifs of the East with the ease and versatility of Western techniques, this extraordinary collection of home-docor accents and gifts will wrap your home in the luxurious, distinctive Japanese look. Includes:

·18 easy-to-make quilted projects, from small wall hangings and pillows to full -size quilts and room screens

·Chapters arranged by season, offering a unique set of designs and colors for every time of year

·A sizable pattern library, with over 50 traditional Japanese motifs to trace, reduce, or enlarge

     Whether you want to add just a touch of Japanese style to your home or wish to surround yourself with its dramatic beauty, these striking projects will help you create a comforting, calm haven inspired by Japanese tradition.  (cover shows shelf wear & visible crease on back cover) $13.95

     89. Learn to Quilt Row By Row by Linda Causee; American School of Needlework; 2003; 64p.   Master New Techniques with Every Row.  Each of the four quilts is made in rows (of blocks) giving you the opportunity to try many different techniques.  While making these quilts, you will learn hand or machine appliqué, foundation piecing, Seminole piecing, curved piecing and working with triangles.  Patterns include: At the Seashore – 59 ½” x 70” with horizontal rows of sky, sailboats, water, fish, & beach;  Peaceful Night – 54 ½” x 64 ½” with horizontal rows of sky, neighborhood houses & trees, grass, & flowers; Checkerboard Floral – 32” square with vertical rows of starflowers, sunflowers, & tulips; Through the Seasons – 67” square with diagonal rows of winter snowflakes, spring flowers, summer fun, sun, &autumn leaves.  10.95

     93. Log Cabin Flower Quilts by Nancy Brennan Daniel; American School of Needlework; 1995, 44p.    Log Cabin Flower Quilts was written to fulfill every quilter's desire for floral quilts that are quick and easy and have a little appliqué. Use easy rotary cut strips and squares for these floral Log Cabin Blocks.  Patterns include: Tulip Garden; Primrose Path; Tulip Bed; Folk Tulip Bouquet; Windblown Tulips; Tulips in the Dark; Floral Quartet; Make Mine Pansies; Flowering Garden; & It’s the Berries.  $9.95

     94. Log Cabin Quilts by Linda Causee & Rita Weiss; Sterling; 2006, 160p.   The log cabin quilt is one of the oldest and most popular designs - and the beloved style gets an exciting twist here: a selection of modern interpretations to accompany the traditional favourite. Beginning with a history of these much-admired quilts, this lushly photographed collection moves on to interesting up-to-date patterns, many of which have been especially created by well-known artisans. Breathtaking full-colour images showcase such variations as Log Cabin Skylines, Cubes, and Stained Glass, and they're all presented with illustrated, easy-to-follow instructions on techniques ranging from templates to foundation piecing. With such complete directions, even the beginner will be able to complete one of these very special quilts.  (Hardcover) $17.95

      96. The Magic of Quiltmaking; a Beginner’s Guide to Patchwork and Quilting by Margaret Rolfe & Jenny Bowker; That Patchwork Place; 2004, 160p.  If you're new to quilting, you   simply won't find a more comprehensive resource for starting your creative adventure! With this pair of renowned designers and teachers by your side, you'll find that learning to quilt is easy and fun—and the rewards will last a lifetime.

      ·Walk step-by-step through every phase of quiltmaking, from choosing fabric and measuring seam allowances to understanding basic patchwork.

      ·Learn techniques for piecing or appliqué as you make one of ten beautiful projects.

      ·Create your own quilts with the collection of classic block designs included.

         Projects include: Nine Patch; Piecing Sampler; Snowball & Nine Patch; Friendship Star; Feature Fabric; Log Cabin; Applique Sampler; Flying Geese; & Ohio Star.  $21.95

    105. More Quilts For Baby: Easy as ABC by Ursula Reikes; That Patchwork Place; 1997, 96p.  Want to make something special, but don’t have a lot of time to invest in the process? Now you can stitch super-quick gifts for babies, kids, and even adults with these colorful, quick, and easy projects! Even beginners can stitch up a quilt top in just a few hours.   Choose from 21 adorable quilts, such as “Bzzz,” “I Love Cats,” “Spinning Balloons,” and “Frosty and Friends”.   Follow complete, illustrated directions, rotary-cutting guidelines, and speedy piecing tips to stitch up a quilt in a snap.  Many projects are based on familiar traditional quilt blocks, such as Four Patch, Snowball, Kitty Corner, and Monkey Wrench  $15.25

     114.  New Applique Sampler: Learn to Applique the Piece O’Cake Way by Becky Goldsmith & Linda Jenkins; Piece O’Cake; 2005, 80p.   Applique is now officially a piece o' cake...if it's done the Piece O' Cake way! Authors Becky Goldsmith and Linda Jenkins share their skill-enhancing, step-by-step techniques for combining piecing and Applique, great color and fabric choices, and bright, whimsical designs. Full-size patterns for two samplers let everyone have their piece o'cake and enjoy it, too.    Become a hand applique expert.

• Step-by-step instructions for both right- and left-handed stitchers

• Learn the secrets of combining piecing and appliqué, great color and fabric choices, and creating beautiful designs

• Easy enough for beginners and full of tips for seasoned appliqué artists

• ALL-NEW Spring Sampler and updated Appliqué Sampler, both with full-size patterns.  $18.95

     119. *P.S. I Love You. Two! A Sequel by Lynda Milligan & Nancy Smith; Possibilities; 1996, 80p. Full of quilts, baby gifts, and nursery accessories, this book has dozens of projects that are designed to please.  Complete directions are given for a multitude of techniques, making this an excellent source for quilters of all skill levels.   Includes “Tumbling Blocks”, “I Spy”. “Pinwheels”, etc. patterns. $17.95

      121. P.S. I Love You Four; Welcome Baby by Lynda Milligan & Nancy Smith; Possibilities; 2006, 48p.  The 4th book in the series is filled with so many beautiful quilts, nursery items, and other little goodies, you might have trouble choosing your first project.  Included are 13 delightful quilt patterns that use piecing, appliqué, and a combination of both techniques.  21 unique small projects include crib sheet, pleated crib skirt, bumper pads, diaper bag, changing mat, nursing pillow cover, customized onesies, sling, blankets, bibs, hats, and more! Includes “Sail Away, “Picture Perfect – photo quilt”, “Ollie’s Overalls”, “Choo choo”, etc. patterns. $19.95

     125. Patches & Posies by Carol Armstrong; C & T Publishing; 2006, 64p.   From best-selling author and appliqué expert Carol Armstrong comes a new collection of floral designs, ranging from small, simple quilts to larger pieces. They're accented with appliquéd block "patches" for a charming touch. Take your inspiration from one of Carol's examples, or combine flowers and embellishments to create your own floral treasure. Full-size patterns included. 

      Accent a Garden of Blooms with Appliquéd Patchwork.  Mother Nature would be pleased-brand-new floral designs are truly realistic!   New elements feature the look of traditional piecing combined with the charm of appliqué.   More of the pretty quilting designs for which Carol's known.  Fringe and beading options for a dimensional effect.  $15.95

     129.  Patchwork Quilts Made Easy: Make a Quilt You Can Be Proud Of In Just Three Days by Jean Wells; C & T Publishing; 1994, 256p.  All of the projects in this book go together quickly and easily and guarantee a quilt you can be proud of!  Even if you’re a first-time quilter, Jean’s helpful tips on choosing fabrics & putting the quilt together will make you feel like a pro in no time.  Over 45 projects in the book include pillows, wall quilts and bed-size quilts.  Each chapter contains an introduction to the specific style of quilts in that chapter.   Next come the block construction techniques.  The quilts that follow are a variation on that theme with complete start-to-finish directions.  Patterns utilize these quilt designs: Nine Patch; Pinwheel; Sawtooth Star; Milky Way; Country Bunny; Stars & Hearts; Fan; Basket; Log Cabin; Bear’s Paw; Houses & Trees; & Sampler (Hardcover) $14.95

    129a. Patchwork Quilts to Make for Children by Margaret Rolfe; Sterling Pub.; 1991,  Bright, bouncy, colorful collection of kids quilts for every taste and sewing ability.  Expert quilter Margaret Rolfe applies her innovative techniques to making these playful quilts. Choose from many designs with step by step instructions; Patterns include: Miss Mouse, Benjamin Bunny, scotty dogs, teddy bears, polar bears, panda, dinosaurs, train, doll quilts, I-spy quilts and a fabulous pieced zoo quilt with a whole menagerie of adorable creatures.  ABC quilt shown on cover.  (minor shelf wear to cover edges) $13.95

    130. Perennial Patchwork by Jackie Robinson; Country Threads Designs; 1990, 65p.   This is a "how-to" book of assorted blocks and ways to set the blocks together. Many of the "sets" are interchangeable.   Patterns include: Crocus; Oriental Poppy; Tulip; Pansy; Lily of the Valley & more.  Many sized quilts with very detailed instructions. (used, but excellent condition) $10.95