A quilting book unlike any other
• Featuring 16 family-friendly projects including quilts, bags, bags, pennants and so much more
• Learn a novel approach to quilting using low-volume fabrics (white- or light-based fabrics with colors and/or graphics that do not overwhelm or provide high-contrast to the light base)
• Scrap-friendly and perfect for all skill levels
A Month of Sundays—Family, Friends, Food & Quilts is a quilting book unlike any other. Showing you how to embrace a quiet energy, author Cheryl Arkison builds four themes of Relax, Eat, Shop and Explore. The 16 family-friendly projects are based on these themes and all feature low-volume fabrics. Arkison’s personal journeys and ideas are sure to inspire your own weekend explorations. Designed for the confident beginner, the patterns are simple and straightforward. This unique book is at once exciting and restful, much like the perfect Sunday stroll.
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Stash Books
148p color PDF
ISBN: 978-1-60705-697-3
(eISBN: 978-1-60705-697-3)
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