Quilt Book Haul
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Take a look at my 22 used quilt books I bought. Have you read any of these?
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Loved seeing all your books. I especially like the historical ones. Fun video! Thank you
Nice selection, wish I had room for more quilt books.
I love Edyta Sitar as well
I have the Great American Quilts 1987, 1988 & 1989. Lots of other quilt books from the 80's when I was quilting a lot. I've picked it back up again in the last 4 or 5 years and It's learniing new techniques and tools now.
Really enjoyed the book sharing! I'm reading one that I'm just loving and I think you may too. It's called A People and Their Quilts by John Rice Irwin. I've had it for years, and just started quilting in 2020 after making masks, so now I'm very interested in it. It's a history of quilting in America, and it's just beautiful. I look forward to curling up with it whenever I can. Enjoy your channel so much, recommended to me by a dear friend!
What an amazing selection! I look forward to hearing more about them all 😁😁
What a great book haul!!! I need to start checking out my local library for some amazing deals on quilting and scrapbooking books!!
Our library has book sales but the quilt books are hard to come by. I am lucky to volunteer there & when they clear out the magazines they save all the quilting ones for me.
The block is called the Carolina Lily.
What a great buy!😊
Awesome haul
You should read the back covers and foreword or introduction if you can’t tell what a book is about. Ive never thought about it. I just pick up a book and can tell automatically what it is about. Id be years in a before otherwise.
You don’t have to read a quilting book, little text is sometimes that way for a reason. You train your eye to date quilts and fabrics from colors, designs, etc. i don’t know, I’m 55 so I guess I’ve had ore experience and that is what it takes sometimes.
Maybe u meant southern quilts ie the Quilts of Gees Bend. They r fascinating, a lost abstract and tons of RUclips videos on them
Alex Coville is a well-known Canadian artist. If you don't want to keep that book, let's talk!
How do you spell Addias Satyar ? I can't find her on you tube
Edyta Sitar is her name but her business and RUclips channel are called Laundry Basket Quilts. Good luck and happy quilt making!
You say people weren’t using scraps and making scrap quilts in the 1700’s, however, black men and women slaves were making scrap quilts during that era from the leftover fabric from making their masters’ fancy quilts. Please give credit where credit is due. Just like soul food came from having to eat the leftover parts of farm animals…scrap quilts evolved from the slaves forced to use leftovers for their own use.
That was in the 1800’s.