Customer Reviews

Sugar Sack Quilts: 12 Quilts Using Vintage Or Reproduction Fabrics

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I really enjoyed the information provided about feedsacks. I was so inspired by the book that I immediately started the little doll quilt on page 88 and I have already finished it. It turned out great. I am a begining quilter found the instructions were easy to follow and I had no problems. I would recommend this book to everyone!

Just a sweet book to read and learn from, I love reading it and enjoy the photos, even though I have never made a quilt in my life.

Between the 1930s and 1960s colorful textile feedsacks offered an affordable way for women to brighten their lives, with home sewers turning them into dresses, quilts and household ware. Here are both old patterns and original designs with 12 projects featuring a range of feedsack fabrics. Designs run from beginner to advanced quilter projects and each project offers a comprehensive list of patterns, step-by-step piecing instructions, and more. A perfect, different pick for any library offering needlework ideas and history.

This book is great. Many pretty quilts, not too difficult.
I highly recommend it!

I am happy with this book, I had reviewed one at another store for a much higher price before I purchased from Amazon. I purchased a slightly used book for $2.99 and shipping was $3.99, not a bad overall price.