Books - Bargain Books

These bargello quilts look like needlework tapestry. This book shows you many different ways to create your own spectacular Bargello Tapestry quilt using only two technical skills: cutting a straight line and sewing a straight seam. Author: Marilyn Doheny; Doheny Publications; 134 pages; softcover. Copyright 1994; pre-owned, good condition. Signed by the Author.

This is the 2nd edition of Attic Windows--a timeless technique--where you can bring together your imagination and favorite motif fabrics. Now in full color, you'll find information on selecting fabrics, tips on how to use colors effectively, and numerous exercises to help you plan a one-of a kind quilt. A gallery of 50 traditional and contemporary Attic Windows quilts are included. Authors: Diane Leone and Cindy Walter; Krause Publications; 96 pages; softcover. Copyright 2000, pre-owned, good condition.

Take a traditional log cabin block, add a little experimentation and a dash of color and you will have a fabulous quilt. This book presents nine quilts based on this traditional block, but with a very different look. Author: Kerry Gadd; That Patchwork Place; 112 pages; softcover. Copyright 1995; pre-owned, good condition.

This books uses the 60 degree triangle ruler to make blocks such s the Tumbling  Block. Step-by-step instructions, clear illustrations, and color photos of other quilts are included. Author: Sarah Nephew; Clearview Triangle; 64 pages; softcover. Copyright 1990; pre-owned, good condition with one tiny tear on the back cover.

Explore 74 watercolor-quilt impressions that will inspire you to make your own masterpiece. Glorious color photos show the gradual movement from dark to light, smooth color transitions, and magical light sources in the style of impressionist painters. Learn where the quilt artists get their ideas in the artist statements. Authors: Pat Maixner Margaret and Donna Ingram Slusser; That Patchwork Place; 112 pages; softcover. Copyright 1995; pre-owned, good condition.

Learn how a simple block can be a springboard for endless quilt-making possibilities. Just two different rotary-cut blocks, each made of easy triangle and wedge-shaped pieces, are all you need to create hundreds of quilts. Includes step-by-step instructions for two projects; 12 pattern worksheets, and additional black worksheets included. Over 60 finished quilts are shown to spark your creative imagination. Author: Margaret J. Miller; C&T Publishing; 144 pages; softcover. Copyright 1998; pre-owned, good condition.

This book contains the same easy-to-follow format and charts as the original Magic Stack-and-Whack by Bethany Reynolds. Layering and cutting multiple pieces to create butterflies, fans, flowers, optional illusions and more are covered. Author: Bethany Reynolds; AQS, American Quilter's Society; 136 pages; softcover. Copyright 2001; pre-owned, good condition.

Susan Carlson shows you how to create your own beautiful free-style quilt designs with her easy "no rules" fabric collage techniques. Step-by-step instructions and three different patterns for Susan's fish designs are included, as well as how-tos for making flowers and butterflies. Author: Susan Carlson; C&T Publishing; 96 pages; softcover. Copyright 2000; pre-owned, good condition.

Originally printed in 1931, Ruby McKim worked for the Kansas City Star. This book contains quilt name stories, cutting designs, material suggestions, yardage estimates and "definite instructions for every step of quilt making." Author: Ruby McKim; Dover Publications, Inc.; 126 pages; softcover. Copyright 1962, pre-owned, fair condition. Note: This edition is the blue cover. 

Get creative with these single-, double- and triple-split blocks will give your quilts a rich, complex look--all while sidestepping complicated sewing techniques. Learn to create dramatic, eye-catching quilts with these easy methods that show you how to "split" quilt blocks with simple sashing. Author: Judy Hooworth; That Patchwork Place; 96 pages; softcover. Copyright 2001, pre-owned, good condition.

Isometric design is a way of creating dimensional quilts based on the isometric grid. This book explains now to use grid graph paper and tracing paper to create illusions of space. There are 18 lessons on different isometric blocks, 36 color plates of quilts, and a pattern for the Nuts and Bolts quilt.  Author: Katie Pasquini-Masopust; C&T Publishing; 80 pages; softcover. Copyright 1992, pre-owned, good condition.

Learn how to create beautiful thread-embellished quilts on your sewing machine. You can create fascinating ribbon illusions, do thread painting, bobbin drawing and couching, plus use applique in exciting new ways. Finishing tips and photos are included. Author: Libby Lehman; That Patchwork Place; 95 pages; softcover. Copyright 1998, pre-owned, good condition.

This book takes a contemporary view of Attic Windows quilts. A discussion of components, selecting fabric, yardage charts, variations and how to finish the quilts are included, as are yardage charts. Author: Diane Leone; Leone Publications; 64 pages; softcover. Copyright 1998, pre-owned, good condition.

From the publishers of Quilter's Newsletter Magazine, this collection of quilts will amaze you with their visionary design and outstanding craftsmanship. Whether a tribute to a loved one, a political statement, a celebration of courage and survival, an expression of grief or a way to commemorate a meaningful event, each quilt comes from honest emotion expressed beautifully in fabric, batting, and thread. Editor: Alissa Norton; Primedia Consumer Magazine & Internet Group; 115 pages; softcover. Copyright 2000, pre-owned, good condition.

Rescue your photos from those tired, sterile photo-album pages--feature them in a precious heirloom, a whimsical storybook scene, or an extraordinary work of art instead. Learn how to transfer photographs, children's drawings, and more onto fabric. There are more than 50 spectacular quilts to view, plus techniques for using image-transfer paper and more. Author: Sandy Bonsib; Martingale Press; 112 pages; softcover. Copyright 1999; pre-owned, good condition.

From Basics to Beautiful. Special sections in the book include Thunderbird Log Cabin, Starmaker Designs, Quilt Strip Methods, Finishing Techniques; Reversible Log Cabin and how to pre-wash fabric ravel free. Author: Kay Wood; Kay Wood Publishing; 162 pages; spiral bound. Copyright 1983; pre-owned, good condition.

This book contains full-size patterns for foundation piecing of 101 different quilt blocks. Author: Linda Causee; American School of Needlework; 116 pages; softcover. Copyright 1997; pre-owned, good condition.

Lynette Jensen shares over 30 of her signature country style quilt designs with detailed diagrams and step-by-step instructions. There are bed-size, wall or miniature quilts, table runners, place mats, pillows, chair pads and an assortment of festive Christmas Projects. Author: Lynette Jensen; Rodale Press; 248 pages; softcover. Copyright 1998; pre-owned, good condition.

What Every Quilter Should Know. With over 23 years experience, the author shows you how to stretch behind traditonal confinements and achieve your quilting goals. Author: Sue Rasmussen; suerasmussen.com; 48 pages; spiral bound. Copyright 2012; pre-owned, in good condition.

This book is a colorful adventure in designing quilts. Author Mary Mashuta tells you there is no one right answer to quilt making color dilemmas.d You'll learn to stretch and build your color confidence with her help. There are six quilt projects based on simple, traditional style blocks.  Author: Mary Mashuta; C&T Publishing; 112 pages; softcover. Copyright 2003; pre-owned, in good condition.

Book One of the Cotton Theory Series includes 13 reversible projects, including quilted embroidery and bobbin work. You will also find three-dimensional finished seams, and a whole new way to quilt.  Author: Betty Cotton; Cotton Theory; 152 pages; softcover. Copyright 2006; pre-owned, in good condition.

Exploring America's Outdoor Museums, including Historic Deerfield, Genesee Country Museum, The Museum of Appalachia, Historic Old Salem, Hancock Shaker Museum, and El Rancho de las Golondrinas. Editor: Marya Dalrymple; Time-Life Books; 24 pages; hardcover. Copyright 1990; pre-owned, in good condition.

32 quilt, craft, and decorating projects for creative living. With over 30 projects, you can celebrate your creativity and find inspiration that honors the creative woman in all of us. Included are quilting, scrapbooking, stitching, gardening, cooking, relaxing, decorating, and enjoying nature in beautiful quilting, craft and decorating projects.  Author: Debbie Mumm; Debbie Mumm Sewing Studio; 108 pages; spiral bind softcover. Copyright 2004; pre-owned, in good condition.

Judy Knoechel shows you step-by-step how to create this simple little diamond quilt..  Author: Judy Knoechel; Quilt in a Day; 64 pages; softcover. Copyright 1993; pre-owned, good condition.

This book contains 67 dazzling and dramatic beaded jewelry projects. designed by Katie Hacker. No expeirence is needed for great results the first time with pre-tested directions. Designer: Katie Hacker; Hot Off the Press; 40 pages; softcover. Copyright 2001; pre-owned, good condition.

This book shows you how to use the enclosed deluxe card templates with your cards, tags, layouts and mini albums. Cardmaking tips and techniques are included with more than 315 ideas.  Authors: Various; Deluxe Designs, 80 pages; softcover. Copyright 2003; pre-owned, good condition.

This book shows you how to use traditional patterns along with today's best fabrics and techniques. You will create multiple quilts from single patterns and end up with completely different looks, just like a chameleon. Easy instructions designed for beginners and experts alike take you through six quilt-square stiles with multiple colorways, layout designs and applique ideas. There are 19 unique projects from quilts and tablecloths to place mats and pillows with 33 reusable templates. Author: Margrit Hall; Krause Publications, 128 pages; softcover. Copyright 2006; pre-owned, good condition.

Noted fiber artist Yvonne Porcella shares her techniques for turning basic Four-Patches and Nine-Patches into visually dynamic quilts. There are 10 incredible quilting projects with quilts constructed using simple strip piecing and foundation piecing. Yvonne's "Magical Numbering System" makes choosing fabrics practically pointless. Author: Yvonne Porcella; C&T Publishing; 48 pages; softcover. Copyright 2001; pre-owned, good condition.

Filled with the country look and country colors you love, 50 Country Quilting Projects is filled with quilt projects you will love to create. Each project has a materials list (including yardage), cutting guidelines in easy-to-read chart form; step-by-step assembly directions, clear and detailed assembly diagrams, and color photography of the finished project. Editor: Margit Echols; Rodale Press; 240 pages; hardcover. Copyright 1990 ; pre-owned, good condition.

This book is an invitation to explore the rich diversity of a uniquely American folk craft.  You'll discover new sources for patchwork designs, how to create new projects from time-honored familiar motifs, and compare exquisite antique quilts with stunning examples of contemporary patchwork artistry. Included are patterns and instructions for more than 200 projects.  Author: Better Homes and Gardens; Meredith Corporation; 320 pages; hardcover. Copyright 1985; pre-owned, good condition.

Anita's Sampler has a sewing notions theme with a dozen different techniques in one collection.  Each of the quilting blocks comes in multiple sizes and is fully compatible with their Mix and Match quilting line. The CD is included and covers everything from folded fabric to raw edge applique.  Author: Anita Goodesigns; Anita Goodesign; 128 pages; softcover. Copyright 2015; pre-owned, good condition. CD has not been opened. Originally priced at over $150.00.

This 16 page book is packed with a bushel of how-to diagrams in color with tips included on how to get the best results from the peeling to the core. Easy to follow cutting and sewing instructions are included. Host: Sharlene Jorgenson; Crafting from the Heartland; 16 pages; softcover. Copyright 1994; pre-owned, good condition.

This Autumn Bounty Premium Plus collection with CD is a treasure trove of machine embroidery techniques and designs that will bring the essence of autumn into your creative projects! With this collection, it feels like you're getting not just one, but eight incredible collections in one package. Square Blocks and Rectangular Blocks are showcased in this collection, square, large rectangle, and small rectangle. There are over 150 designs included.  Author: Anita Goodesigns; Anita Goodesign; 108 pages; softcover. Copyright 2015; pre-owned, good condition. CD has not been opened. Originally priced at over $150.00.

Judy Florence demonstrates how rags can become riches when the imaginative eye sees their potential. You'll learn how to convert even an apparently worthless pile of scraps into a captivating showpiece. She presents a variety of stunning quilts from simple and colorful to intricately pieced, each accompanied by a supply list, complete instructions for cutting and assembly, actual size patterns with easy to follow diagrams, and color photographs.. Author: Judy Florence; Wallace-Homestead Book Company; 108 pages; softcover. Copyright 1987; pre-owned, good condition.

Inspired by traditional needlepoint stitch, bargello quilts will motivate you to experiment with color, texture, and contrast. There are all eight quilt projects in all, with such imaginative names as Fractured Rhapsody, Underwater Reflections, and Bye-bye Blues. Author: Marge Edie; That Patchwork Place;  96 pages plus a pull-out guide; softcover. Copyright 1994; pre-owned, good condition.

Irma Eskes is the perfect Dutch hostess and a talented quilter with a popular quilt shop in Haarlem, Netherlands. You don't have to leave your home to immerse yourself in a real adventure and to try your hand at a stunning quilt or project with a European flavor. There are 14 different quilts, many shown in typical Dutch fabrics. Many are done in a scrappy style so you can use your own scraps, or a variety of color-coordinated fabrics in small amounts. Note: This book does not use the rotary cutter. Author: Irma Eskes; That Patchwork Place; 88 pages plus pull-out templates; softcover. Copyright 1994; pre-owned, good condition.

Complete step-by-step instructions, diagrams and patterns for 77 full-color quilting projects are included in this one-of-a-kind workbook of heirloom designs and up-to-date interpretations of America's most popular sewing craft. Instructions on drafting, transferring patterns, construction, finishing techniques, and tips for quilt care are included. Note: This book predates the rotary cutter. Author: Editors of McCall's Needlework & Crafts Publications; Simon and Schuster; 115 pages; softcover. Copyright 1975--originally published in 1964; pre-owned, good condition.

Presenting an outstanding collection of projects from the talented fabric designers at Henry Glass & Co, Inc. There are 15 different designers. You'll learn the secrets designers use to create fabric lines so you can apply their tips to successfully mix and match your own fabrics. There are 15 projects from pillows to place mats and quilts--with a mix of patchwork and applique. Author: Linda Lum Debono; That Patchwork Place; 96 pages; softcover. Copyright 2014; pre-owned, good condition.

Catch the enthusiasm in the air for flannels. Use these wonderful new fabrics in quilts for your families and friends and you too will be spreading the warmth and cuddly good vies that soft flannels evoke. Flannel is the friendliest fabric in town.  Ten patterns are included, as well as two pages of Victorian Crazy Quilt Motifs. Author: Janet Miller and Susan Parr; Pieceable Kingdom; 52 pages; softcover. Copyright 1995; pre-owned, good condition.

Where Liberty Dwells, There is My Country. Terry Clothier Thompson, creator of our beautiful 2005 block-of-the-month quilt, is a quilt designer and historian. The blocks in this quilt commemorate the centennial years of United States history, years when there was an abundance of cotton fabric. Prints designed to celebrate America's 100th birthday appeared in quilts with patterns that reflected social commentary for women who had not yet voted. Easy to assemble, the quilt is designed to appeal to both piecers and appliquers alike. The blocks are set on point around the center medallion. The resulting quilt is quite striking. She has also included 17 delightful projects.  Author: Terry Clothier Thompson; Kansas City Star; 148 pages; softcover. Copyright 2005; pre-owned good condition.