At Piece With Time Print-on-Demand Edition

Name: At Piece With Time Print-on-Demand Edition
Brand: C&T Publishing
SKU: 10323D
Price: 25.95 USD
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A Woman's Journey Stitched in Cloth

Kristin C. Steiner , Diane C. Frankenberger

Published on August 11, 2003

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Gather your life experiences and transform them into a legacy quilt!

Find a peaceful heaven for the quilter’s soul with this one-of-a-kind book. Join Kristin Steiner and Diane Frankenberger on a remarkable journey of self-discovery, and learn how to translate your experiences into a quilted “scrapbook.” Each block marks milestones along the way.

• 10 projects include Kristin’s extraordinary sampler quilt, wallhangings, a sewing kit, a journal, and more - each one a sentimental reminder of things past
• Learn to create a personal album quilt expressing your hopes, dreams, and unique life journey
• Enjoy a feast for the senses - find inspirational quotes, recipes, and Diane’s beautiful watercolors, plus Kristin’s tips for perfect appliqué

Product Code: 10323D
Print ISBN: 9781571202130
eBook ISBN: 9781607054917
UPC: 734817-103233
Dimensions: 8.45 x 11.04
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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Diane C. Frankenberger

Diane started quilting in the mid-1960s after seeing a quilt in a Time magazine article on folk art. She thought, "I want to make that," and did, although "poorly, with much help from store clerks, a neighbor, and my husband's aunt." That was the beginning for her, and she hasn't stopped since that first attempt. Applique continues to be her favorite with made-up patterns ("I can't read directions"), but she loves all the aspects of this art. She has