More Vertical Quilts With Style [Paperback] Review

The book is interesting and does help to consider a new approach to design.However, the designs are not that novel and once you have looked at one or two, there isn't much new.It can be a useful approach for certain fabrics so is worth looking into but don't expect to be blown away.

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Transfer even the simplest designs into stunning quilts with vertical settings! In this sequel to 'Vertical Quilts with Style', the authors offer new designs, color schemes, and variations on distinctive, traditional quilts. *19 more fun and easy quilts using the latest sewing techniques and fabrics. *More information on setting blocks on point, adding borders, preparation for quilting and bindings. *More quilting pattern assortments to compliment these unique vertical settings. AUTHORBIO: Bobbie Aug and Sharon Newman met in Paducah, Kentucky, at the 1989 American Quilter's Society Show. Both were in the first group tested and certified as quilt appraisers by AQS. Currently, both serve as members of the AQS Appraiser Certification Program Committee. Sharon also serves as the program's administrator. REVIEW: ....authors get adventurous and the results are much more interesting. A Dresden Plate quilt set on black shows off some terrific quilting. Colorado Tumbling Blocks makes good use of printed fabrics while retaining strong contrast and clean design. Spring Morning is a simple applique that looks like a sunrise. The best is saved for almost last with Lady Bird's Rose Garden. Some quilts have good directions, others show two complex star blocks and simply say 'assemble as per diagram.'

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