Sew a New York Beauty quilt from 54 gorgeous blocks named for and inspired by Australian wildlife. Don't be afraid to begin your foundation paper piece journey, as the author's clear instructions will guide you and help you feel truly accomplished.

The ultimate beginner's handbook! Sew 36 quilt blocks with ideas and methods for setting the blocks into a quilt.

"The math is done for you in this beautiful collection of classic and contemporary quilt blocks, a go-to reference for quilters of all abilities. Discover new blocks and mix and match them to create your next keepsake quilt!"--Page 4 of cover.

Say goodbye to the rainy day blues With Rainy Day Teatime, you'll discover 12 quick and fun quilting projects, featuring two of author and designer Edyta Sitar's most popular stencils, Dancing Umbrella and Simple Shapes. From aprons, book covers, and market tote bags to kitchen curtains, place mats, and napkins, each project can easily be accomplished in an afternoon with just a few basic sewing supplies. You'll also learn Edyta's techniques for raw-edge appliqu and binding. With step-by-step instructions and full-color illustrations and photography, grab your favorite cup of tea and look forward to all the rainy days that lie ahead

"Unique ideas that add pizzaz to your pages, turning the ordinary into the extraordinary."

Move beyond the classic hexagon with time-saving tips on tools, materials, and techniques from the Patchwork with Busyfingers designer. You’ll love these ten soft and pretty designs made with traditional hexagons, as well as squares, circles, pentagons, and other shapes. Learn the fundamentals of English paper piecing and needleturned appliqué to add to your repertoire of quiltmaking skills. Whether you are a beginner or a more experienced quilter, Sue’s teaching style will help you rediscover the joy of handwork. Introducing new techniques for English paper piecing that give this time-honored quiltmaking method a modern twist Blend in appliqué elements for a fresh look without all of the complicated inset piecing Start with a smaller project like napkins or a tote bag, and build up to a tablecloth or bed-size quilt

Paper piecing is popular, so now's the time to teach quilters to move beyond squares and rectabgles and give their quilts a few points - sharp points. Readers will discover a varied assortment of bold looks.