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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 746.46041
EAN: 9780974470634
Edition: Pap/DVD
ISBN: 0974470635
Label: On-Word Bound Books
Manufacturer: On-Word Bound Books
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 112
Publication Date: September 01, 2007
Publisher: On-Word Bound Books
Studio: On-Word Bound Books
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Editorial Review:Product Description:From selecting various materials to making the final fold, this handy guide explains in-depth the keys that separate award-winning show quilts from the rest. Newcomers to the show world will learn how to improve upon basics such as blocking and adding a sleeve, as well as how to make machine quilting look like hand quilting. A wide range of contributors—including some of the nation’s best quilters, a quilt appraiser, and multiple professional judges—all contribute trade secrets to winning competitions and avoiding common mistakes. With a bonus DVD demonstrating how to perform specific techniques, novices and seasoned show quilters alike will be able to produce top-quality quilts with ease.
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This book is very helpful, with practical advice on Dos and Don'ts for entering your quilts in local and professional quilt shows.
Easy to read.
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I was looking for ideas regarding quilting designs and got so much more. Karen's books often include DVDs and this one is invaluable to learn how to do some very basic techniques. Squaring up a quilt, top notch binding and sleeve instructions to name a few. Every quilter can learn how to improve even if you never plan to enter your quilts in a show.
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I have her previous book on "McTavishing", which is much better. This book does not show techniques on a standard home machine, as the previous book does. Still, the information is interesting and I did learn a few techniques that could translate to a home machine.
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good and lots of ideas but they are the same style of quilting. not my style
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In an artists book, you wouldn't think "practical" would be a very interesting word. However, in this case, practical is perfect.
Entering competitions is a scary concept. You are putting yourself out there for other people to judge, and that isn't often comfortable. Therefore, you want to do your best. Karen is utterly amazing at making sure that, when you are ready to enter your quilt in a contest, you are actually "ready". You know that you are entering a quilt that is not only beautiful ...
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