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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Quick Quilt Techniques
by Anne Walker
- Zigzags and Meanders:
by Pauline Adams
- Greek Key Pattern
- Blue Meanders
- Rail Fence Variation
- Weave Pattern
- Puss-in-Lightning
- Star Gazing
- Changing Seasons:
by Gill Turley
- Fall Colors
- String Patchwork Diamonds
- Decorative Stitches Sampler
- A Piece of Summer
- Winter Wall
- Simple and Serene:
by Jenni Dobson
- Pacific Kimono
- Sashiko Inspirations 1
- Spring Wall Hanging
- Sashiko Inspirations 2
- Gateways to the Past
- Pioneer Blankets:
by Anne Walker
- Pioneer Patches
- Star and Stripes
- Navajo
- Covered Fire
- Oregon Cornhusk
- Night and Day:
by Carol Dowsett
- Square on Square
- Autumn Leaves
- Shimmering Water
- Dawn
- Catch a Falling Star
- Useful Addresses and Acknowledgments
- INDEX
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Title: The Weekend Quilter: Fabulous Quilts To Make in a Weekend
Editor: Rosemary Wilkinson
Format/Publication Date: HC:1997
Publisher: Reader's Digest Association, Inc., Pleasantville, NY,
Language: English
Page Count: 144
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISBN: 0895779951
SUMMARY- Anytime a book claims to be "quick and easy" - or imply it by saying you can finish a project over the weekend - I expect to be bored and scornful. Not so here. Yeah, you probably can get one of these done in a weekend if that's all you have to do and no pesky meals need to be cooked or family paid attention to or housework/yardwork needs to be done. The pattern blocks they chose work at larger sizes(so fewer iterations), and the applique is done on your sewing machine. You won't be making an heirloom out of this book, but an attractive quilt you won't be ashamed to be seen on your bed? Yeah, that's very doable.
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