Making Welsh Quilts: The Textile Tradition That Inspired The Amish?

Mary Jenkins
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This one-of-a-kind reference to Welsh quilts explains in extensive historical detail and instructions an age-old tradition that inspired the Amish style. From rich fabrics and colors, to simple patchwork designs and decorative patterns, Making Welsh Quilts guides quilters to a collection of fantastic Welsh quilts. Traditional hand piecing and quilting techniques, as well as machine quilting, are featured in the collection of 10 projects. A variety of quilts, including Pennsylvania Echo, Pinwheel, and Paisley Star, are explained in step-by-step instructions and diagrams. Fifty color illustrations demonstrate each finished quilt, helping to create a unique resource that both instructs and inspires quilters. -Guides quilters through 10 quilts, including hand and machine-made projects -Covers traditional Welsh quilting techniques -Reference sections direct quilters to equipment suppliers, and introduce Welsh quilt designs
Genres: QuiltingNonfictionArt
121 Pages

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