Edie McGinnis explores the history of feedsacks and their importance in times of need and war.
This book is chock full of information about textile bags and includes over 600 examples of feedsack prints from Edie's collection.
This book tells you how to reproduce antique quilts such as Ozark Cobblestones, Tulip Wreath and Flower Pot as well as some newly-made quilts using old feedsacks and reproduction prints. Projects from the era are also featured, including crocheted medallions and embroidered tea towels.
Gloria Nixon –– Only available as an eBook Feedsack Secrets: Fashion from Hard Times The poverty of the Depression and fabric shortages during World War II made feedsacks highly important to...
Mickey Lawler –– Only available as an Digital Download For Mickey Lawler, the sky is never the limit! Mickey’s SKYDYES fabric is well known among quilters and fiber artists as the finest...
Edited by Lynn Koolish –– Only available as an eBook Frosted Fun for Creative Crafters Help yourself to hours of creative play with these charming cupcakes to craft and bake. This book's tasty...
Marcia Stein –– Draw Upon Your Favorite Photos • Use your own artistic vision to turn a snapshot into a quilted wallhanging - no drawing skills required!• Detailed exercises lead you through the...
Pam Goecke Dinndorf –– Goodbye, dull quilts! Hello, color confidence! Have you always felt nervous about choosing colors for your quilts? Popular pattern designer Pam Dinndorf helps you step up to...
Erin Burke Harris –– Only available as an eBook The go-to reference for today’s quilters and fabric junkiesGot a question about quilting? Whether you want to know how to choose colors for
