One-Block Wonders Encore!: New Shapes, Multiple Fabrics, Out-of-this-World Quilts

Rosenthal, Maxine, Pelzmann, Joy

ISBN 10: 1571204644 / ISBN 13: 9781571204646

Published by C&T Publishing, 2008

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: One-Block Wonders Encore!: New Shapes, Multiple Fabrics, Out-of-this-World Quilts
• Publisher: C&T Publishing
• Publication Date: 2008
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1571204644
• ISBN 13: 9781571204646
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

A Bold New Spin on One-Block Quilts: New Projects, More Fabrics, New Effects

• 6 quilt projects, plus over a dozen gallery quilts and techniques for creating endless one-block variations
• Create dramatic new design effects quilters have been asking for: hollow cubes, cubes sliced open, and blocks tumbling into the borders
• New! Make one-block wonders with multiple fabrics, not just one. The authors teach you to choose the right fabrics, with photos showing the original fabrics and the finished quilt
• Still no Y-seams! All piecing is easy straight lines

You'll love everything that's new in this exciting sequel from the best-selling author of One-Block Wonders: stunning new quilts, new visual effects, and ways to add even more color to your quilts with multiple fabrics. You'll still love the whirling, dramatic designs, the simple straight-line piecing, and the dramatic large-scale prints that make One-Block Wonders a fabric-lover's favorite.

About the Author

Maxine Rosenthal has been making kaleidoscope quilts since 1988. The amazing variety of patterns that different fabrics produce has kept her sewing and quilting ever since. She resides in Woodbury, Minnesota. sites.google.com/site/maxinerosenthal/home

Joy Pelzmann has enjoyed a long and varied series of careers. Now immersed in her work as a quilt artist, she returns to teaching and training as a way of sharing this playful approach to art with others. She lives in Hastings, Minnesota.