With this terrific collection of quilt patterns, popular blogger Dana Bolyard invites quilters of all ages and skill levels to innovate and create.
- Fascinating designs range in size from small wall hangings to bed-sized quilts
- Unique projects are organized into four groups: combining colors based on your stash, using traditional blocks in new ways, finding inspiration in unexpected places, and breaking the rules
- Step-by-step instructions ensure success, teach skills, and spark ideas for future projects
Author:
by Dana Bolyard
Size:
8.5" x 11" printed on your home computer
Format Description:
full color, PDF digital download
Pages:
64
Product Code:
EB1253
ISBN:
9781604684094
Publication Date:
July 8th, 2014
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Review from Quilter's Connection, Fall 2014
Well-known blogger Dana Bolyard (Old Red Barn Co.) offers up a wonderful collection of patterns to inspire you to turn your own ideas into quilts. With Dana's advice, and lots of pointers, tips and design option ideas, you'll have no problem creating an original quilt that you'll just love.
Review from McCall's Quilting, March/April 2015
In her first book, Imagine Quilts, popular blogger Dana Bolyard has brought us a marvelous collection of quilt patterns. Quilters of all ages are sure to enjoy it, so don't miss it!
Well-known blogger Dana Bolyard (Old Red Barn Co.) offers up a wonderful collection of patterns to inspire you to turn your own ideas into quilts. With Dana's advice, and lots of pointers, tips and design option ideas, you'll have no problem creating an original quilt that you'll just love.
Review from McCall's Quilting, March/April 2015
In her first book, Imagine Quilts, popular blogger Dana Bolyard has brought us a marvelous collection of quilt patterns. Quilters of all ages are sure to enjoy it, so don't miss it!
Dana Bolyard
Dana Bolyard is a wife, mother, soap maker, photographer, thrifter, blogger, and quilter. When she's not shuttling kids to and fro or tending her garden, or locking her family out of the car and making them dance to gain entry, she's usually at her sewing machine…or scheming to find her way there as soon as possible.
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