Here is all the information you've been looking for on giving the edges of your quilt a neat, professional finish. Nearly 300 color photographs guide you through 20 techniques from beginning to end. Finishing designs range from extra-easy to super-sophisticated so that every quilter from novice to expert will find just the right degree of challenge. The unique "Problem Solver" feature and special tips galore help you tackle finishing tasks in faster, smarter, better ways. And dozens of gorgeous quilts with distinctive edge treatments offer inspiration as you complete your own masterpiece.
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This book has great ideas, but the chapter on Bindings has some directions that I couldn't make work out right.
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This book contains many finishing techniques for quilts. It has many pictures illustrating the various methods, Very helpful.
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Edge finishes don't have to be an afterthought, that last bit of stitching you do before your quilt is officially done. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
walking foot attachment, quilt edge, prairie points, binding clips, butted corners, acrylic ruler, label fabric, binding fabric, additional fabric, ending tail, silk pins, applied binding, folded binding, quilt top, starting tail, bias binding, facing strip, blind stitch, quilt sandwich, trim the batting, presser foot, excess batting, fabric scissors, binding strip, seam allowance New!
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Edge finishes don't have to be an afterthought, that last bit of stitching you do before your quilt is officially done. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
walking foot attachment, quilt edge, prairie points, binding clips, butted corners, acrylic ruler, label fabric, binding fabric, additional fabric, ending tail, silk pins, applied binding, folded binding, quilt top, starting tail, bias binding, facing strip, blind stitch, quilt sandwich, trim the batting, presser foot, excess batting, fabric scissors, binding strip, seam allowance New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- Guide to Photographic Collections at the Smithsonian Institution: Volume I by DIANE VOGT OCONNOR in Back Matter
- Color Magic for Quilters: Absolutely the Easiest, Most Successful Method for Choosing Colors and Fabrics to Create Quilts You'll Love by Ann Seely in Back Matter
- More Quilts from the Quilt Maker's Gift by Joanne Larsen Line in Back Matter
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