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Language: English
Published by Annie's, 2009
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- Title
- Learn to Do Hand Quilting in Just One Day
- Author
- Daniel, Nancy
- Publisher
- Annie's
- Publication year
- 2009
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1590122305
- ISBN 13
- 9781590122303
The art of hand quilting endures because nothing can duplicate the look of fine hand quilting. This book, originally published in 1996, quickly became the must-have book for every quilter who wanted to learn tips and techniques for those times when they wanted to quilt their finest patchwork by hand. Nancy Brenan Daniel, 12 years later, has revised and updated the material, creating another book that every quilter should have in his or her library. Like the original, there are sections on batting, marking tools, frames and hoops, thimbles, thread, quilting stencils, quilting patterns, posture, lighting, mental attitude, no-stress hand quilting, preparing the fabric, layering, knots, the dimple style stitch and a question-and-answer section on how to improve your quilting stitch. Also in this updated version of the book are five new practice pieces as well as three of her best pieces from the original book, including the famous cover project: Welcome Wall Quilt With Wheat and Pineapple.
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About the Author
Nancy Brenan Daniel is a traditional quilter, designer and teacher. Her interest in quilting began in childhood at the side of her grandmother. She began her professional life as an art teacher and from there moved to teaching quilting and designing quilts which have appeared in magazines, books and quilt exhibitions. Nancy lives in Tempe, Arizona desert with her husband Norm; she continues to spend much of her time teaching others the art of hand quilting.
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