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5.0 out of 5 stars
Endless and Fast,
By Sylvia Teague (Aurora, CO) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Endless Possibilities: Using No-Fail (tm) Methods (Paperback)
When I worked at a quilt shop, I kept coming across this book. I wasn't impressed by the cover or the fabrics used in making the sample blocks(probably because I like bright colors). But I was drawn to the book and purchased it one night before I left work. I am so glad I did. I LOVE THIS BOOK. It is simple, precise and fast. I immediately made several quilts using this book. Nancy does a wonderful job of laying out exact directions. Each block has instructions for making one (as a sample). In the back, listed under the name of the block, are directions for an entire quilt. This truly is a No-Fail book. No extra junk, just down to business, get this cut out and lets get a quilt made. She has some neat ideas about combining the blocks for a unique quilt. My son-in-law loves the "Stars Adrift" I did for him in his alma mater colors. I love to recommend and give this book as a gift. I don't ever loan mine out, it is too valuable.
5.0 out of 5 stars
For the intermediate quilter who wants to improve,
By Henrietta Manyponies "Henrietta" (South Dakota USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Endless Possibilities: Using No-Fail (tm) Methods (Paperback)
The author is a superb teacher. This book was written in 1995 and is a source of information for the competent intermediate level quilter who wants to take their skills up a level and for the beginner who would like to learn how to do it right the first time. There are many "DUH!" moments.
She covers the basics, from achieving the elusive perfect 1/4" seam, to methods of pressing, and techniques for set in seams and mitering. I found her comparison of tools giving reasons for her choices valuable. There are twenty individual block patterns in two sizes, six and twelve inches. The sewing directions include pressing guidelines and two pictures of the block, one uncolored and one showing her chosen color contrasts. Additionally there are color photographs of each block and several of completed quilts. At the back of the book are fabric requirements to make an 83" x 98" quilt from each block. Information is listed by total yardage for each color value, number and size of strips and total pieces of each shape. This is an absolute boon for those wanting to use scraps from their stash. This is a book every dedicated quilter should add to their library while there are still copies to be found.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Very good reference,
By Ramoth (Saskatoon, SK Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Endless Possibilities: Using No-Fail (tm) Methods (Paperback)
This book would be an excellent choice for a beginner but is also a wonderful source of information for just about any level of quilter. The directions are very detailed with explicit diagrams and color photos of each finished block. I haven't done much quilting myself and plan on using this book as a primary source of direction and assistance.
4.0 out of 5 stars
endless possibilities using no-fail methods,
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This review is from: Endless Possibilities: Using No-Fail (tm) Methods (Paperback)
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Endless Possibilities: Using No-Fail (tm) Methods by Nancy Johnson-Srebro (Paperback - March 15, 2000)
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