Art Glass Quilts Print-on-Demand Edition

Name: Art Glass Quilts Print-on-Demand Edition
Brand: C&T Publishing
SKU: 10366D
Price: 25.95 USD
Availability: InStock

New Subtractive Appliqué Technique

Julie Hirota

Published on September 01, 2004

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Appliqué Your Way to Stunning Art Glass Quilts!

Julie Hirota is known for her colorful, contemporary art-glass-style quilts. Now she shares the secrets of her Subtractive Appliqué™ technique so you can create your own beautiful version of Art Glass quilts!

• Learn Julie’s innovative Subtractive Appliqué™ technique for adding colorful fabric patches as you "subtract" from the outline of your design
• 4 original Art Glass projects allow you to practice the techniques
• OR design your own Art Glass quilts - Julie teaches you how!
• Detailed lessons on color, design, balance, and borders
• Easy machine construction - no handwork involved

Product Code: 10366D
Print ISBN: 9781571202604
eBook ISBN: 9781607054900
Dimensions: 8.5 x 11
80p, color
All Skill Levels
C&T Publishing

* Important Notes About PRINT ON DEMAND Editions

ALL SALES ARE FINAL: PODs are non-returnable and non-refundable. This title will be printed after purchase and will arrive separately from any in-stock items. Allow minimum 2 weeks for U.S. delivery; add an additional 2 weeks for international shipments. Expedited shipping not available.

PRINT QUALITY WILL VARY FROM ORIGINAL EDITION: PODs are printed on uncoated (non-glossy) paper and the color may appear more saturated. Information presented is the same as the most recent printed edition. Pattern pullouts (if applicable) have been separated and presented as single pages.

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Julie Hirota

A native of New York, Julie Hirota was raised in Southern California with her younger brother and sister. She ventured up to Davis, where she attended the University of California and received dual bachelor degrees in Mechanical Engineering and Material Science Engineering. It was her experiences with clay, glass, fiber, jewelry casting, and print making at the campus craft center that led Julie to a love of art and fine craft. Julie permanently relocated to the basin of the