I really like Quilter's Academy, Freshman Year by Harriet Hargrave and Carrie Hargrave. I think they've sent the third book to the publisher and are working on the fourth of six right now.
Cheers, K |
Harriet Hargrave's "Quilters Academy Vol. 1"
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Originally Posted by hcarpanini
Alex Anderson has a great book for beginners. Not sure of the name right now. If I run across it, I will post.
Cheers, K |
bought my quilters bible at joanns,,,, their book for 24.95
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Recommend Georgia Bonesteel's book "Lap Quilting". All templates result
in perfect squares. You can "quilt as you go" or assemble blocks in one top, then hand or machine quilt. |
I learned to quilt using Alex Anderson's Start Quilting book, my first project was the rail fence quilt.
A book that has helped me immensely because she has great drawings on how to construct, cut, sew, do binding, etc. is Bits & Pieces Quilt by Anne Dease. I still refer to it often. If you want to do baby quilts I think Ursula Reike's books - Quilts for Baby Easy as ABC are excellent. There are 3 in her series, very beginner and user friendly |
I agree-"Quilter's Complete Guide by Fons and Porter".
That's the one quilt book I keep within reach. |
See if you can find a book by Mary Ellen Hopkins, ex: "It's ok if you sit on my quilt" Not a new book, but good for beginners as are her others.
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I can't recommend a book, but I am pretty new myself and just recently became aware that there are numerous quilting videos on UTube. I watched a couple today on binding and mitering corners and they were very clear and helpful. Good Luck!
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Fons & Porter complete guide
After quilting more than 10 years, it is still my go to book for basics and techniques |
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