Seems Like Scrappy - The Look You Love with Fat Quarters and Precuts

by Rebecca Silbaugh
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Love the scrappy look? Enjoy the convenience of precuts? Here's the perfect combination of those two elements. Talented designer Rebecca Silbaugh is back with more of the fabulous patterns that made Seamingly Scrappy such a hit. This time she spotlights an even broader selection of precut fabrics--including hexagons!

  • Achieve a delightfully scrappy look--even without a fabric stash--using precuts
  • Expert tips for successful scrap quilts, including how to mix textures and add a pop of color
  • Concise instructions for 14 eye-catching quilts in a variety of sizes and fabric styles

Author:
by Rebecca Silbaugh
Size:
8.5" x 11" printed on your home computer
Format Description:
full color, PDF digital download
Pages:
64
Product Code:
EB1315
ISBN:
9781604685855
Publication Date:
June 16th, 2015

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Review from Quilts eInsider Newsletter, June 2015

A follow-up to designer Silbaugh's popular Seamingly Scrappy, this book is perfect for the quilter who loves the look of scrappy quilts, but the ease and convenience of pre-cut fabrics. Silbaugh includes tips for constructing beautiful scrap quilts using a broad range of precuts - including hexagons - mixing textures, and adding pops of color. The book includes 14 gorgeously scrappy quilts in a variety of designs, sizes, and fabrics types.

Rebecca Silbaugh

Rebecca is a creative soul with a passion for quilting. Thanks to her background in graphic design and her lifelong dabblings in art, Rebecca's interest in all things quilting began with the allure of fabric. After opening Ruby Blue Quilting Studio in 2009, she published her first book, Seamingly Scrappy (Martingale, 2013), and continues to create scrappy quilts as often as she can. When Rebecca isn't working on a new quilt at home in Ohio, she's probably traveling with her husband, Ben, discovering a new favorite home away from home. No matter where Rebecca is, you can always find her on her blog. Visit RubyBlueQuilts.blogspot.com.

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