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I have the Fons and Porter one and love looking through every now and than. Nice thing about it is that it is spiral bound. Not even sure if they are printed that way anymore.
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I have to say I refer the my 501 Quilt Blocks by BH&G all the time. It's where I learned how to make the binding for quilts. A friend gave it to me as a gift when I helped her (well, I actually ended up doing it myself) make a fundraiser quilt for our local elementary school.But, I also like Eleanor Burns books.
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I have too many favorites. Just about the time I think I have a favorite...I find another. I did find the trick to getting straight cuts out of the Fon's & Porter book though. That one technique is the building block of everything I quilt.
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Quilt In A Day books are my collectors items.
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The internet :)
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I've read suggestions to do that many times, but just started one.
Originally Posted by hopetoquilt
My own personal binder of quilt patterns... separately bought patterns and a few cut out from magazines!! I page through it so often!! Originally it was Joanne's quilt book which is a great reference when you are starting out
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Thanks Charismah. I haven't seen one, I'll have to research it.
Originally Posted by charismah
Wow! this is a hard question! I would have to say either of the "Material Obsession" books. I just love their whole theory and their patterns.
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