I need help finding a good book on beginners quilting. Can anyone help me please! I am so excited to begin but want to do things the right way.
Thanks, Cherri52 |
Hi and welcome to the board from Iowa.
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Hi and Welcome from NC! I'm self taught so I don't know about books but someone will :)
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My fave is better homes and gardens complete guide to quilting
http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Guide...9073191&sr=1-1 |
Welcome and I am also self taught so do not know about books either Just find a pattern and go for it
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Welcome from Kentucky! Look here: http://www.connectingthreads.com/cfb...tent=GOOGLE%20(Search)%20Books&utm_source=www.google.com
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welcome from OK.
The #1 book I always suggest to NEW quilters is the Fons & Porter book "complete quilter's guide" http://www.amazon.com/Quilters-Compl...9074070&sr=1-6 It has it ALL from the first shopping trip to the binding and beyond. If you can find it Spiral bound that is best as it can lie flay while you work from it. Have fun! |
Hello and welcome from Kansas :D :D
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Welcome from Northern Ca! Check your library. I'm at mine all the time.
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Hi Cheri, welcome from NE Ohio.
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Welcome and waving from Arkansas! We're happy to have you join the fun.
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I am self-taught and was told to start out with this book:
http://search.barnesandnoble.com/Eve...4&cm_mmca2=pla The Tam's Patch pattern is pretty easy and is will teach you some good techniques. Prepare to be hooked! :-) |
Welcome to the board from Southern California!
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Welcome from West Virginia. Best thing to start is to take a class
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Welcome from Kansas
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Hi Cherri, welcome from northern California!
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Welcome from Texas.
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Welcome!
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Welcome to the wonderful world of quilting. And hello from Kansas.
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Hi from Ohio! How about this one?
http://www.amazon.com/Your-First-Qui.../dp/1564771989 http://www.quiltinaday.com/ Eleanor Burns does a good job of explaining also. |
Hello, and welcome from Michigan!
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Hello and welcome to the QB, you'll love it here
little sue |
Hello and welcome from Australia.
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Welcome to the board and the wonderful world of quilting From Missouri.
Here is a nice site for beginners. http://www.how-to-quilt.com/ |
hello and welcome from sw Ohio
katz |
Welcome from Michigan.:)
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Welcome from Adrian, MI
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I have a few beginners books, but I tell ya.. the BEST thing I ever did for myself was to take a beginners "sampler" class from a good quilter. She kept me away from developing bad habits, and she taught me how critical it was to LEARN exactly what a 1/4" is on your machine. That's critical for ending up with squared blocks and a squared quilt.
Also.. I have nabbed some GREAT tips watching Youtube tutorials. They have a TON of quilting tips on there and sometimes WATCHING someone do something is easier to comprehend then reading it in a book. This board has a GREAT tutorial board! Lots of good tips to be had in there too. Not to mention MANY seasoned quilters hang out here to share advice so you won't get frustrated. We've ALL made many many mistakes..it's how we learn...lol Good luck and WELCOME from the W. WA coast! |
welcome from Ohio. can't recomend a book; I pic up a magazine or buy a pattern here n there. Have not seen too many Cherri's spell our name this way either
cherri |
Hi and welcome from Arizona.
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try looking at videos on YouTube - that is where I learned a lot from
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Go to the library and check out books. You will be able to learn a lot. If you find a book you really like, then you can purchase one.
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Hello and welcome to QB, from western Nevada!
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Georgia Bonesteel taught me lots of years ago:)
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welcome from se TX
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Welcome to the board; it's a great place to be :)
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welcome from Wisconsin
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Another one of those famous Dummies books--Quilting for Dummies is really good. I found a lot of information in it that was very useful!
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welcome
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I came across this blog today it may be able to help you as she is giving a free online quilting class. chasingcottons.blogspot.com
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