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Perfect Quilts for Precut Fabrics by That Patchwork Place Pdf
Just like those colorful fabric bundles no quilter can resist, here's an array of tantalizing quilts all bundled into one must-have book. Find exciting quilt patterns by Cassie Barden, Audrie Bidwell, Kim Brackett, Mary J. Burns, Lesley Chaisson, Jodi Crowell, Sara Diepersloot, Susan Teegarden Dissmore, Victoria L. Eapen, Amy Ellis, Mary Etherington and Connie Tesene, Krista Fleckenstein, Cornelia Gauger, Regina Girard, Mary Green, Barbara Groves and Mary Jacobson, Jeanne Large and Shelley Wicks, Nancy J. Martin, Terry Martin, Carrie Nelson, Susan Pfau, Claudia Plett and Le Ann Weaver, Rebecca Silbaugh, Adrienne Smitke, Karen Costello Soltys, and the staff at That Patchwork Place®. Make the most of fat quarters, fat eighths, 5" and 10" squares, and 2 1/2" strips Suit your style with 64 different projects, brilliantly organized by the cut of fabric Enjoy specially selected designs that are ideal for precut fabrics or for cutting your stash down to size
Smash Your Precut Stash! by Kate Carlson Colleran,Elizabeth Veit Balderrama Pdf
Have you ever bought the perfect stack of fat quarters, only to see that same bundle decorating your shelf two years later? Give stashed fabrics new life with 13 quilt patterns to make the most of your precuts! Authors Kate Carlson Colleran and Elizabeth Veit Balderrama show you the basics of how to quilt from your stash, with a special focus on color, print, and scale. Vibrant and versatile quilt patterns are tailored to precut fabric strips, squares, and fat quarters. Learn how to add additional yardage, mix different fabric lines, and design a stunning quilt from fabric you already have on hand.
Piece and Quilt with Precuts by Christa Watson Pdf
Learn easy, efficient tricks for piecing irresistible quilt tops with precuts and leftover fabric scraps, and discover 18 machine-quilting motifs you can mix and match. Award-winning quilter and designer Christa Watson guides you through 11 skill-building projects with quilting designs in three categories: walking-foot, free-motion, and a combination of the two techniques. Christa is here to help you start and finish strong!
Grab your favorite precut fabrics and whip up 15 easy projects from the Moda Bake Shop designers. Helpful photos, clear instructions, detailed step-by-step illustrations, and clever tips sprinkled throughout team up in a winning assortment of table toppers, wall hangings, and lap-sized quilts. And just like your favorite baking recipes, you're sure to revisit and make these projects for years to come. Each of the 15 projects in Best of Moda Bake Shop uses precut fabrics to save time and effort. Concise instructions, clear illustrations, and helpful tips ensure success for every skill level. Includes table toppers, wall hangings, and lap-sized quilts to suit many styles and seasons.
Create delightfully scrappy quilts featuring classic quilt blocks--and get to the finish line fast using time-saving precut fabrics. No need for stockpiles of scraps; precut bundles include small cuts of many different fabrics, so getting a scrappy look is a snap. Simply pick your favorite precut! * Layer Cakes: Tasty 10" squares made for slicing up quickly * Jelly Rolls: scrumptious 2 1/2" x 44" strips to cut and sew * Fat quarters: yummy 18" x 22" chunks of fabric fun--a quiltmaking favorite Just one or two precut bundles plus a background fabric are all you need to make these beauties. And you know if it's from Sue, it's economical too! She'll help you make the most of any precut bundle you buy.
“These cheery quilts demonstrate the versatility of charm squares and will inspire quilters to make use of these popular precuts.” —Library Journal Mind your Ps and Qs . . . precuts and quilt blocks, that is! Popular designer Vanessa Goertzen puts charm squares to the test with 18 projects using precut 5” x 5” squares. Start with fresh, beginner-friendly patterns and build your skills to sew snowballs, stars, flying geese, and more. Using precuts from your stash or your own charms cut from scraps or yardage, you’ll learn tips to take the guesswork out of piecing. Modern and traditional quilters alike will fall in love with these quick, clever, and clean designs! “This book will certainly appeal to any scrap lover! You can use precuts or ‘shop’ your stash to create your own collection of five inch blocks—it is a revelation to see the variety of patterns than can be made from this starting point . . . It truly is a book you would want to give a beginner, but the quilts are so lovely that even more experienced quilters will want to make them.” —Down Under Quilts “An excellent way to begin quilting or to use charm packs.” —yarnsandfabrics.co.uk “You’ll learn how to transform the simple squares into Snowballs, Stars, Flying Geese, and more. This book, featuring both traditional and modern patterns, is a must-have for precut collectors.” —American Patchwork & Quilting
Simple Quilts for the Modern Home by Stephanie Soebbing Pdf
· On trend contemporary projects that modernize traditional blocks, embrace minimalism, and rely on bold colors and contrast · Contains 12 modern quilt patterns that are great for any level sewer · Build skills with step-by-step instruction and photography, and tips on piecing, hand or machine appliqué and quilting, and finishing · Color theory, fabric selection, and elements of design are all clearly explained · Author Stephanie Soebbing is a savvy social media marketer with an e-commerce site, weekly podcast, and 40,000+ online followers
Your Go-To Guide to Discover The Intricacies of Quilting Using Precut Fabric The art of sewing, over the years, has provided the clothes that men needed, but then, there came a time when man needed more than covering. There was a greater need for embellishments, warmth, and a thicker outfit. It was at this time that the crafting of quilts came into being. Quilts produced much thicker and exquisite final products. Several layers of materials were often quilted together to form the quilts, such as the quilt top, the batting, and the backing material. However, quilting came with its own challenges. There was the issue of cutting out a hundred squares of fabric, making almost flawless dimension calculations, working with machines whose needle had to be sharp enough to pierce several layers of fabric and other thicker batting materials like cotton and bamboo fibers. One of the solutions came through the advent of precut fabric. Precuts are already cut fabric with pre-measured dimensions that can be employed directly when working on quilting projects. Precuts allowed quilters the flexibility and time to sew through the three layers than the actual sewing processes did; only a few times did one need to trim or carry out any other cutting-related procedure. Precuts come in the form of rolls of fabric, and these rolls are often known as collections. They contain one kind of fabric, and every patch usually blends with the others with respect to their hues, patterns, and designs. It was a perfect solution to half of the problems quilting presented. The quilting machine was also introduced, and with that, more intricate and ornate designs could be made. However, even with all of these, we cannot overlook that the process of quilting requires working with several dimensions and measurements; a wrongly cut fabric could often lead to a whole project being ruined. Several considerations have to be catered for, and they include the ¼" allowance for the seams, dimensions for the quilt face—10" by 2", 4" by 3", and so on. This book, Precut Quilts Book, seeks to provide a seamless way of solving some of the issues quilters face when quilting and to cut down the time in making fabric cuts. With this book, you will become knowledgeable on the intricacies and technicalities in the art of quilting. Below are snippets of what is covered in this book; 1. Common precut fabrics, their dimensions, and their applications in quilting 2. Tips for handling precut fabric for maximum success when quilting, such as dealing with pinked-edged fabric cuts, bleeding dyes, and yardage cutting, among others. 3. Common quilting terminology to get you acquainted with the art of quilting fabrics 4. Techniques employed in quilting precut fabric projects such as backing, batting, making borders, sashing, binding, layering, and basting 5. 12 precut project ideas you can try out with your precut fabric with step-by-step instructions and graphical illustrations. 6. Common issues encountered when working with precut fabric and how to handle them. And so much more! So what more are you waiting for? To get started in quilting beautiful projects using precut fabric, simply get a copy of this book RIGHT NOW
Your Go-To Guide to Discover The Intricacies of Quilting Using Precut Fabric The art of sewing, over the years, has provided the clothes that men needed, but then, there came a time when man needed more than covering. There was a greater need for embellishments, warmth, and a thicker outfit. It was at this time that the crafting of quilts came into being. Quilts produced much thicker and exquisite final products. Several layers of materials were often quilted together to form the quilts, such as the quilt top, the batting, and the backing material. However, quilting came with its own challenges. There was the issue of cutting out a hundred squares of fabric, making almost flawless dimension calculations, working with machines whose needle had to be sharp enough to pierce several layers of fabric and other thicker batting materials like cotton and bamboo fibers. One of the solutions came through the advent of precut fabric. Precuts are already cut fabric with pre-measured dimensions that can be employed directly when working on quilting projects. Precuts allowed quilters the flexibility and time to sew through the three layers than the actual sewing processes did; only a few times did one need to trim or carry out any other cutting-related procedure. Precuts come in the form of rolls of fabric, and these rolls are often known as collections. They contain one kind of fabric, and every patch usually blends with the others with respect to their hues, patterns, and designs. It was a perfect solution to half of the problems quilting presented. The quilting machine was also introduced, and with that, more intricate and ornate designs could be made. However, even with all of these, we cannot overlook that the process of quilting requires working with several dimensions and measurements; a wrongly cut fabric could often lead to a whole project being ruined. Several considerations have to be catered for, and they include the 1⁄4" allowance for the seams, dimensions for the quilt face--10" by 2", 4" by 3", and so on. This book, Precut Quilts Book, seeks to provide a seamless way of solving some of the issues quilters face when quilting and to cut down the time in making fabric cuts. With this book, you will become knowledgeable on the intricacies and technicalities in the art of quilting. Below are snippets of what is covered in this book; Common precut fabrics, their dimensions, and their applications in quilting Tips for handling precut fabric for maximum success when quilting, such as dealing with pinked-edged fabric cuts, bleeding dyes, and yardage cutting, among others. Common quilting terminology to get you acquainted with the art of quilting fabrics Techniques employed in quilting precut fabric projects such as backing, batting, making borders, sashing, binding, layering, and basting 12 precut project ideas you can try out with your precut fabric with step-by-step instructions and graphical illustrations. Common issues encountered when working with precut fabric and how to handle them. And so much more! So what more are you waiting for? To get started in quilting beautiful projects using precut fabric, simply scroll to the top page and click the Buy now button.
Layer Cake, Jelly Roll and Charm Quilts by Pam Lintott,Nicky Lintott Pdf
Clever techniques for using precut fabric collections from the bestselling authors whose jelly roll books have sold over 300,000 copies! Layer Cake, Jelly Roll and Charm Quilts provides seventeen beautiful projects that show readers how to get the most from their precut fabric bundles. The projects range from smaller lap quilts to full-sized bed quilts, and each is made from one jelly roll, layer cake, charm pack, or a combination, making the quilts quick and economical. Using the latest fabrics, the authors provide a main quilt and an alternative colorway for added versatility. Simple step-by-step instructions and illustrations make creating quilts from bundles accessible to quilters of all abilities. Published with the support of Moda Fabrics.
A compilation of 365 free-motion quilting designs from the Free Motion Quilting Project blog, this new edition of a wildly popular book contains a treasury of ideas and inspiration. From blocks to sashing to borders, find hundreds of filler designs perfect for every area of your quilt. Feeling confused by free-motion quilting? Get back on track with Leah's quick tips on everything from machine settings to preparing your quilt top and backing for quilting. - New spiral binding so you can keep it open hands-free while you quilt - Challenge yourself to memorize--not mark--a new design every day for a year - Break out of your stippling rut! High-quality photos of each meticulously stitched design - Largest collection of free-motion designs ever published
Love the scrappy look? Enjoy the convenience of precuts? Here's the perfect combination of those two elements. Talented designer Rebecca Silbaugh is back with more of the fabulous patterns that made Seamingly Scrappy such a hit. This time she spotlights an even broader selection of precut fabrics--including hexagons! Achieve a delightfully scrappy look--even without a fabric stash--using precuts Expert tips for successful scrap quilts, including how to mix textures and add a pop of color Concise instructions for 14 eye-catching quilts in a variety of sizes and fabric styles
Modern precuts meet classic quilt blocks in this guide featuring 15 patterns by the popular quilt designer and author of the Jedi Craft Girl blog. Designer Amanda Niederhauser lets you into the creative process with quilt blocks that you can mix, match and customize with your own personal touch. Playful Precut Quilts features 15 different 12” blocks in an engaging variety of settings and sizes. You can make a sweet sampler quilt with all 15 blocks or repeat motifs for endless variations. Wherever you are on your quilt journey, these precut-friendly patterns make it a breeze to mix colors and prints. With designs that will appeal to every quilter, this book will quickly become your “go to” when you want to make a table runner for your friend’s birthday, a baby quilt for your newborn niece, or a throw for your parents’ anniversary.
